Is Marjorie Taylor Greene Lying or Repenting? Ep-2451

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to the three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.
Story number one Marjorie Taylor Green lying or Repenting, story
number two, the Epstein connection to Sam Altman's gene editing
of babies, and story number three on Ben Shapiro's million
dollars to a Christian group. We'll talk about this with
the help of God Almighty.

Speaker 2 (00:23):
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Free America. Here's the Emerald City exide Todd Herman.

Speaker 1 (00:46):
Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times to which God has decided where shall live.
And I might anger some people who've been with the show,
the two Nashal radio shows, podcasts, and the U two
be stuff, because I think I might see the Marjorie
Taylor Green thing a little bit differently. Now I don't
know her. And this could be an absolute political pivot.

(01:10):
This could be just, hey, you know what, I'm going
to Carbottle Lane. I'm looked at some numbers. I think
I can get more political power by its now starting
to push back against President Trump. It could be completely
calculated it could also be truly repenting, and since I've
been through that, I'm open to the idea that she's
truly repenting. Jamie Raskin, of course, had to troll on this,

(01:31):
has to say, Oh, Marge, come on over here.

Speaker 3 (01:34):
Let me just say a couple more things, you great
Florida Democrats. One of them is, we are a big tent.
We must be a huge, vast tent. I say, this
is a party that's got room for Marjorie Taylor Green
if she wants to come over. Uh, we got room
for anybody who wants to stand up for the Constitution.

Speaker 1 (01:55):
Yeah, because they're all about the Constitution. I can't even
finish the clip because Jamie Raskin and the Democrats are
all about the Constitution. You know, that Constitution that they
keep up in their heads. So he's going to troll this.
You've got JFK's grandson, Jack Schlossberg, and he goes out

(02:16):
and speaks these words, this rhetoric that Marjorie Taylor Green
is sort of repenting about Trump. And it's not just
my family's legacy.

Speaker 4 (02:23):
It's generations of Americans and New Yorkers who fought and
sacrificed to build this country, and he is dismantling that legacy.
He's so obsessed with the Kennedy's and the Kennedy name
and the Kennedy bran that he caged one of them
and put it in his cabinet, a rabid dog in
his cabinet. Put a collar on my cousin, RFK Junior,

(02:45):
and has him there barking, spreading lives and spreading misinformation.

Speaker 1 (02:50):
So this man, this little man, calls his elderly elder
or elder cousin a dog chained up on a leash.
And Marjorie Taylor Green is talking about poisonous rhetoric. She's
talking about toxic politics. She's talking about trying to find
some way to remember that we agree on more things

(03:12):
and we disagree. At least we've got more things in
common then we don't have in common. So I'm open
to this idea that maybe she truly is repenting. Maybe
this is in political calculation. But when people are saying
things like that, it's difficult, I think, for people to
stand back and just allow that politics is nasty, it's gross,
it's meant to be gross. It is divisive, it's meant

(03:34):
to be divisive. Satan was the world's first politician. He
was the first entity to come along with a wedge issue.
He's the first one to come and make false promises.
Surely you won't die. Politics has been poisoned since the
moment the snake entered the scene and Eve decided to
answer the push pull the wrong way. Surely you won't die.

(03:55):
So Marjorie Taylor Green is living in an environment where
not far from where she is from Plano, Texas's obviously
from Georgia. We can have another Fox News story like this.
It's difficult to not have vitriolic language when things like
this continue to happen.

Speaker 5 (04:10):
Gary Sceen in Texas after a woman was attacked with
a hammer while jogging. It happened in a local park
when a man struck her twice with a hammer. Despite
her injury, she was able to fight back, causing the
attacker to flee. The seventeen year old suspect was quickly
arrested Please say. When his fingerprints were processed, they received
a notification to place him under an ice PULD. So far,

(04:32):
he's been charged with aggravated kidnapping with bodily injury and
is now being held by ICE.

Speaker 1 (04:37):
Gosh I wonder why he's being held by Ice. Could
it be that he's here illegally. Marjorie Taylor Green has
been against illegal immigration. She's been pro border enforcement, although recently,
just a few weeks ago, she said in an interview,
you know what, I own construction businesses. I don't think
we should be deporting illegal immigrants in that business. That
was a sign that seemed to me to be a

(05:00):
sign that she sees something in the numbers, she sees
something in a position, she sees something in a lane.
She sees maybe an opportunity to be the governor of Texas,
Apartment of Georgia, or a senator, and President Trump didn't
bless that. So she might be carving an adjacent Trump
adjacent lane. And she's pushed back against President Trump. Just

(05:21):
today she called President Trump a trader for putting other
countries first a head of the United States of America.
So how is it that I could have this open
heart for what Marjorie Taylor Green said, And she went
on CNN to say it. I mean, that gives me
all sorts of pause unless it's political positioning, because CNN
would be the perfect place to go political position because

(05:41):
people who are abused by that information skewing network. They
think they're getting centrist information. That network was one of
the networks that told people they're be giving them centrist
information around the COVID stuff. CNN could have already done
a massive documentary in this. They've got all the access,
they've got all sorts of archival footage. They could come

(06:02):
out and ask Jake Tapper to write a book about
how the media got fooled. They didn't get fooled. They
participated in this. There could have been an HBO documentary
about Tony Fauci. If there had been, it would have
been how great he is. There's the Netflix documentary that
makes him lionize, some kind of saints, some kind of hero,
or so he might say, science itself angels. Theudios want

(06:23):
a different direction. They got award winning director Jenner first
to do his first ever documentary. So he talked to whistleblowers.
He talked to former public health people, current public health people,
intelligence experts, former government officials. He talked with heads of research.
They looked at tens of thousands of pages of research
of source material. They talked with dissidentt doctors. And this

(06:47):
film follows a trail, and it goes deep, it goes
into the origins of COVID itself and into the shadows
of what they think is a possible bio arms race
with China. So finally someone has done this. Of course
it had to be Angel in this confronts what Fauci
did to us. It's called thank you, doctor Fauci. Go

(07:09):
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You don't just stream, you get to help make sure
that programs like this that demand accountability get created. It's
called thank you, doctor Fauci. It's at Angel dot com
slash herman. So this is Marjorie Taylor Green and she

(07:32):
went on CNN and right there that raises my intenna.
That racist my intended thinking. Maybe this is political posturing,
but I'm open to it being true repentance.

Speaker 6 (07:42):
But we have seen these kinds of attacks or criticism
from the President at other people. It's not new, and
with respect, I haven't heard you speak out about it
until it was directed at you.

Speaker 7 (08:00):
I think that's fair criticism, and I would like to
say humbly. I'm sorry for taking part in the toxic politics.
It's very bad for our country, and it's been something
I've thought about a lot, especially since Charlie Kirk was assassinated,
is that we I'm only responsible for myself and my

(08:23):
own words and actions, and I am going I am committed,
and I've been working on this a lot lately to
put down the knives and politics. I really just want
to see people be kind to one another, and we
need to figure out a new path forward.

Speaker 1 (08:39):
Now this can happen to people, and I pray this
is sincere. It doesn't mean you give up your political positions.
It doesn't mean that you suddenly soften and become a
Democrat or a Democrat like It doesn't need to mean that.
It could mean that she has had a soul response,

(09:00):
that she's being convicted by the Holy Spirit. We should
welcome that. If the Holy Spirit's convictory margin Taylor Green,
we should welcome that.

Speaker 2 (09:09):
Now.

Speaker 1 (09:09):
The reason I'm more open to this is because I
worked in Washington, d C. It was in the leadership
team of the Republican National Committee. I was a chief
digital strategist there, and we did the right thing. We
stopped Nancy Pelosi from being speaker. We won the Congress
for Republicans. We slowed down Obama, We gave some important
room to breathe in our country. They still slammed Obama

(09:32):
Care down people's throats and an abomin nation that continues
to ruin this nation. See I can say that and
still have this experience, having watched the Financi Pelosi campaign,
Rock set records for digital fundraising, after having the Wall
Street Journal and Mother Jones and The New York Times
all come and admit that our digital apartments had caught
up and surpassed the Democrats. With all of that, when

(09:56):
there's walking back from the gym reflecting my I'm in DC,
my time apart from my little girl and my wife,
my time bear serving. I knew I was only going
to do one term. I knew I was leaving. I
knew I couldn't stay there. I knew you can get
seduced by that place. I walked past the church. I
hadn't been to church in a long time. My family

(10:17):
was gone. I was going to church on my own
on the weekends. I went in, I got to a pew,
and I pulled down the little kneeling stool, and it
knelt and I intended to pray, but all I could
say was I'm sorry, God, I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.
And I was thinking about dividing. We said, are the
peacemakers for theirs is the kingdom of Heaven. I thought

(10:41):
about that teaching and how hard that is. I thought
about loving your enemies, and I just spent the past
almost two years trying to destroy them and trying to
make you hate them. No, no, not their policies, them
trying to cause you to hate your fellow man. That
is a pronounced and horrible sin. It's one thing to

(11:04):
hate policies, it's another thing to get you to hate people.
And that was my job, and we did a really
good job of it. So it's sitting there, kneeling and praying,
and all I could say is I'm sorry, Lord, I'm
so sorry, God, I'm so sorry. And out of the
back room came a priest. It's only then that I
realized it was a Catholic church. A priest came out
of the back room. He started to approach me. Then

(11:26):
we made eye contact, and this priest looked at me
kind of knowingly, and a pursed's lips, shook his heads
and went into the back room. And what I think
that the father was thinking was wow, another one seen
that many many times. So I'm open to Marjorie Taylor
Green repenting. I am not open to her repentance turning

(11:50):
her into a Democrat, because all the Republican Party's far
from perfect, and it's not a God the organization. It's
not even a Christian organization or anything like it. There
is nothing on the Democrat side that even resembles God Almighty.
Story number two, the connection to Epstein and sam Altman's

(12:11):
gene editing of babies. So I am all over the
technocratic medical class because the technocratic medical class sees us,
sees our bodies as OEMs original equipment manufacturers. This is
something that Microsoft used to call when I worked there.
We call computer makers OEMs their original equipment manufacturers, but

(12:32):
we also called the devices themselves and OEM. We need
to ship this to the OEMs. And we'd always look
at the OEMs these installed or uninstalled user bases, is hey,
how much software could we push down? How much of
a profit can we make on that. We were looking
to seize territories in things you wouldn't think of as
OEMs like cable boxes. I was assigned to a team

(12:53):
to t I to figure out how to get our
software into all the cable boxes, and instead the company
decided to focus on trying to beat the iPod, which
which was never gonna happen. They were so far behind.
So when I look at this, I hear Bill Gates
refer to our bodies as platforms. I see Bill Gates
making the investence he is into putting code into our platforms,
and then I see promises like Elon Musk. And it

(13:16):
is very possible that Elon Musk cannot see the future
he's building, And is also possible that he doesn't see
the connection between Epstein and Sam Altman and Sam Altman's
investment in getting into defining what it means to be
human at a biological level. They are really looking that
way to define what it is to be human at

(13:36):
a biological level, to change what it is to be
here's Elon Musk making a pretty amazing promise about optimists.

Speaker 8 (13:43):
So imagine a world where everyone has access to the
best search neutraly everyone, and optimists will have the level
of precision that is frankly superhuman and will be able
to do medical procedures of very sophisticated medical procedures, any

(14:09):
any medical procedure, perhaps things that really humans can't even
do because they're too they're too difficult, and that will
be available to anyone. People often talk about liminating poverty
in providing great medical care, but they know they never
actually have a solution, and money doesn't solve it because
there are only so many. Uh, there's a very limited

(14:31):
number of great doctors and surgeons. They don't grow on trees.
But now they they will get built in factory and.

Speaker 1 (14:40):
Get bitten factories robotic surgeons. Wow, what a promise all
of us can have the best surgeons in the world.
Technology is always pitched this way. Remember social media was
going to connect with our friends. It has created a
generation of only people, a generation of men under the
age of thirty who have never asked a woman on

(15:01):
a date. They've never taken that step. They're terrified of
that step. It gave birth to an addiction to pornography.
It gave birth to body image issues with young women.
Is given birth to people who are lonely in cells.
They're involuntarily celibates. They can't think of marriage because they
can't act another person out. They'd rather have an online relationship.

(15:22):
But it was going to bring us together with our friends.
Remember that technology is always pitched this way, and sometimes
the people who pitch it cannot see where it's going.
And if they can see where it's going, they truly
see the power they're going to have. They think it's
okay because they'll be the ones with the power, which
brings us to the precipice of talking about the Epstein
connection to Sam Altman's gene editing enterprise. We'll talk about

(15:44):
this in a second.

Speaker 2 (15:46):
Now.

Speaker 1 (15:46):
When you hear things like this, is tempting to think, okay,
so you must hate all tech and all medical tech. No,
far from it, Far from it. I am utterly fascinated
with what happened to my body when I flew down
to Portivart in Mexico and went to Renew Healthcare. See,
I had my own side by side test, I had
my own effective placebo. I blew up my left shoulder
doing bench prices and rope climbs, and I heard it tear,

(16:08):
and it was too far gone for Renew to be
able to help. And I checked that out. No, I
had to have the surgery. So I went through the surgery,
and I did not go to RENEW. I did not
go down and get my shoulder taken care by RENEW.
Now that was almost four years ago. My left shoulder
is still jacked up because they didn't go to RENEW.

(16:29):
My right shoulder. I had the same exact surgery, the
only difference being this I didn't wait for my shoulder
to blow up. But it was the same surgery, the
same amount of cutting, the same amount of shifting around
to all the same areas of this right shoulder. I
went to RENEW seven days after that operation. I couldn't
even carry my own bags. A friend of mine came
to carry my bags. The morning after I got stem cells,

(16:52):
I woke up in the hospital, partly in the hotel room,
and I forgot what shoulder had been operated on. I
literally started to push myf off the bed and had
to stop myself and say, wait a minute, which shoulder.
I got my push up some pull ups back with
my right arm in eleven weeks. It took me forty
eight weeks with my left arm. Eleven versus forty eight.

(17:14):
Now that's just muscular skeletal stuff. That's just a surgery. Oftentimes,
renew can help you avoid surgeries. They can help you
avoid things like having back surgeries. They've helped people with
traumatic brain injuries. They've helped people double their lifespans to
the als all because they use donor stem cells that
are manipulated. That means that they are cultured to use

(17:35):
only the best cells. That's not even allowed in America
because of pharma. Go check them out at Renewed dut Healthcare.
They will tell you if they can help you, and
if they cannot help you, they'll be honest with you.
It's Renewed e n U E dout Healthcare. Please tell
them you're part of the Todd Hermitshew family. So you
may know that Sam Altman and his so called husband,
and you see a picture of them here. This is

(17:56):
at the Breakthrough Prize that they've decided to invest thirty
million dollars in a company that intends to create genetically
engineered babies and to go in and edit the genes
of little babies in the womb. And we know you
can look at this biblically. Of course, God knitted together
in our mother's wombs were awesomely and fearfully made, wonderfully

(18:18):
and fearfully made, or fearsomely made. And you can also
look at this from their perspective. They're just going to
prevent disease. In fact, the name of this company I
doesn't understand it is prevent. They're just going to prevent
disease so no one suffers. That's where it will stay.
Just like abortion stayed at safe and rare only to
protect the health of the mother and then supposedly the babies.

(18:43):
And now it shouts your abortion, So it's not going
to stay there. All the temptations to create their idea
of humanity is going to happen. It's going to be
sitting there right for them. I think it should be outlawed.
I don't think we should allow this gene manipulation. And
then I read this. Larry Summers is the disgraced former

(19:04):
president of Harvard University. First of all, disgrace because what
he allowed Harvard to become. Secondly, because he was hanging
out with Jeff Epstein. So it turns out that Larry
Summers wanted to go out and have a sexual affair
with a female mentee, so he turned to an international
sex trafficker and pedophile for a quote romantic advice, by

(19:25):
which of course he meant sexual advice how to get some,
and Epstein decided to be his wingman, described himself as this.
Summers did this even as he knew what Epstein was.
This is a picture of Summers, and it's a very
instructive picture. There's Summers, the guy without the woke mask,

(19:47):
because only the little people mascot around Larry Summers. Turns
out that Summers holds several roles in his new professional
life from which he says he's going to step back.
He's a senior fellow at the think tanks for American
Progress Far Left, of course, a paid columist with Bloomberg News. Oh,
a board member at open API. Hey, that's Sam Altman's company. Hey,

(20:16):
they just made a big investment in a company that's
going to edit the genes of babies.

Speaker 2 (20:20):
Hey.

Speaker 1 (20:22):
Jeff Epstein's dream, in which he was investing with infrastructure
in Arizona, was to get a whole bunch of his
sperm and the eggs of women he considered to be
genetically superior and receive the earth. Certainly, Larry Summers would

(20:43):
never want to do that, or Bill Gates or Prince
what's his clown from the UK, or any of these
other powerful men. I mean, they didn't have the ability
to go edit babies. Now they do. I wonder if
those babies will end up like that story number three
on Ben Shapiro's million dollars to a Christian group. It's

(21:07):
a foolish and arrogant thing to pretend is someone who
does two national radio shows and this year podcast and
starting to dip our toe into the YouTube. It's a
foolish thing to come out and talk about something you
don't know. I do not know Judaism. I went out
to research Judaism because I wanted to understand how is
it that Ben Shapiro could see his way towards giving

(21:30):
a million dollars to Turning Point USA, specifically because Charlie
Kirk wanted to bring people back to christ and see
from an evangelical perspective, I can't do this. I could
not give money to a Jewish organization.

Speaker 6 (21:44):
Now?

Speaker 1 (21:44):
Could I give it to a soup kitchen that happens
to be Jewish and had to fire? Sure? Could I
give that to a friend of mine who's Jewish and
has a nonprofit to help streak kids absolutely happy to
do that, probably would do that. Could I give it
to a synagogue? Now, oh, I couldn't, because they're keeping
people apart from Jesus Christ, who is the Lord and Savior.

(22:07):
No one gets to the Father but through him, through Jesus,
So I couldn't do that. I could give it to
Jewish kids, the kids camp just to go out and
hang out and summer. Sure, you get to teach the
Jewish faith, So I can't help you. And I would
assume that Jewish people would be the same. I would
assume that a Jewish person could say, hey, I can't
come and fund Christianity. After all, you worship of false Messiah.

(22:27):
And I learned that that's not right, that my understanding
is wrong. And this is a huge difference between Christians
and Jews as I understand this. Now, Ben Shapiro went
to do this, and it's not a lot of money
to Ben. Ben's been incredibly successful with the Daily Wire
and business and all that. So million bucks is a
ton of money to your eye. It's not that much
money to Ben. And he went and made the donation,

(22:49):
and maybe he deserves a lot of credit for that.
He did get credit for that because he went and
announced it on the Turning Point USAY program.

Speaker 9 (22:56):
You know, he wanted to bring people back to Christ
and bring people back to church, back to biblical values,
and he wanted to keep the MAGA coalition together and
expand it and expand it. And the question is how
you do that, And the answer is you focus on
the first and the second is a byproduct. The answer
is that, as Matt says, you have to unite around something,
and yeah, we can unite in the short term around

(23:17):
the fact that there are a bunch of people who
hate our gus and want murder us, which of course
is true. But long term unity, big movement change, which
is what Charlie was really trying to drive and why
he went to talk to people who disagree, is about
building around those core values. And so the long term vision, yeah,
we will have our petty squabbles, and yeah, some of
those squabbles will be more than petty, but the long
term vision has to be built around those original biblical

(23:40):
conservative values that Charlie stood for. Things like the Bible,
things like free markets, things like family. All those things
are things Charlie stood for.

Speaker 1 (23:48):
Charlie also stood Charlie also stood for Jesus. Christ is
the Way, the truth, and the life. And no one
gets to the Father but through him. Charlie also stood
for you, either for him or against him. And I
want to let Shapiro finish this statement. So what he
went on to say, Shapiro, as he went on and
talked about Charlie's mission, it all makes sense. It all
makes sense that they align politically, It all makes sense,

(24:10):
and I want to let him finish.

Speaker 9 (24:12):
Like family, all those things are things Charlie stood for.
You got to build the coalition around values, because we
can't build it around the man, but we can build
it around the values that he left behind and that
he spent his entire life fighting for. And you know,
we couldn't be frankly more honored to join you guys
as much as we can and fight.

Speaker 8 (24:32):
Thank you for that, and thank you for donating the
Daily Wire a million dollars breaking news on this show.
Thank you guys for honoring Charlie.

Speaker 2 (24:40):
So well today.

Speaker 1 (24:41):
Yeah, it's a massive donation. It's not that much money
to bend, certainly not to the Daily Wire, but it's huge.
So how do you do that? Could you, as a
Christian give to a mosque. I couldn't, not just politically,
because Islam is a political structure. It's a political structure
that intends to tare a country apart. So I couldn't
do that if it was a so called moderate mosque

(25:03):
of people who come in and they have the Constitution
in the United States, they teach the constitution, they say, hey,
respect this country. This country's rescued us. Here's what it
means to be an American. Let's all learn to speak English.
I still couldn't give money to the mosque. I could
respect it politically, but I couldn't give money to it. Now, See,
this becomes more complicated to me because Ben Shapiro has

(25:24):
said some things about the Savior of mankind that further
befuddle me. So if this is all politics, and it's
all politics and there's nothing about it in Jesus, well,
then that's one thing. Ben's right that by bringing people
back to Jesus Christ, you will bring the nation back together.
More people who follow Jesus, the more godly we are,

(25:45):
the more godly leaders will have, the more God can
bless this nation, the more the laws will be informed
by Christ and Jesus and how he viewed the world,
the more it will be evolved, it will be viewed biblically,
and the more the laws will make sense, and the
more will prosper. That's all true. He saved souls as
the main thing, and then you save your country as
a byproduct of that. Then says it exactly right. I

(26:06):
call it the greatest consolation prize in the world. But
could you give money to an organization of Christians when
you thought this way about Jesus Christ. This is Ben
Shapiro talking about Jesus with Joe Rogan.

Speaker 9 (26:21):
You know, from from a Jewish point of view, or
we don't believe in the divinity of Christ. I think
that that there he can make an argument that the
the Gospels which were written, he was just a signphet
and signific No, no, no, we don't even believe he
is a prophet.

Speaker 2 (26:31):
What do you think he was? What do you guys?

Speaker 9 (26:33):
I mean what I what do I think he was? Historically?
I think he was a Jew who tried to lead
a revolt against the Romans and got killed for his trouble,
just like a lot of other Jews at that time
who were crucified for trying to lead revolt. Against the
Romans and got killed for their trouble.

Speaker 7 (26:42):
So he became legend in story and it became a
bigger and bigger deal as time they had a.

Speaker 9 (26:47):
Group of followers, and then that gradually grew. And then
do the no, that's not that's not a Jewish belief.

Speaker 2 (26:54):
I just want to check.

Speaker 1 (26:55):
Yeah, no, or we're not into stories that you don't
have any miracles? No, not not by Jesus.

Speaker 9 (27:02):
Right, then they're there ones in the oldman like I
can't join a church. I assume I don't believe the
things that people in the church believe.

Speaker 1 (27:08):
You probably could if you donate, you've got to give
the right amount of money.

Speaker 9 (27:11):
Well, I don't believe in the Jesus.

Speaker 1 (27:13):
So there's that there's a Jesus.

Speaker 9 (27:14):
Yeah, that's not my thing, right, I mean, so that's.

Speaker 1 (27:18):
So let's just peel this back a little bit. Where
is the evidence that Jesus let her volt against Rome?

Speaker 2 (27:28):
Where is that.

Speaker 1 (27:32):
Jesus when he was asked, should we pay the tax?
And it was a Pharisees trying to trap Jesus, Rabbi,
shall we pay the tax? What did Jesus say, give
me a coin? So produced a coin? You looked at
it and said, hey, whose picture is this Caesar's? Oh, well,

(27:56):
rand under Caesar's that which is Caesar's, and unto God
that which gods toss the coin. When the Roman authorities,
at behest of the Jewish tecocratic religious bosses went to
scoop Jesus up, and Peter in one of the gospels,

(28:17):
produced a dagger and cut the ear off one of
the Roman soldiers. Jesus told Peter to put the knife away,
he who lives by the sword of but die by
the sword. He healed the Roman soldier. And Jesus had said,
do you not understand that if I wanted to, I
could call down a legion of angels and this whole thing.

(28:37):
He didn't revolt when he was being taken to the cross.
He didn't revolt at all against the Roman authorities in
any way that he did in comparison to the techtocratic
religious bosses of the day. The famous overturning the tables
in the temple. All atheists loved that story. All atheists

(28:59):
loved that story because Jesus was angry and Jesus accused,
and Jesus judge, and Jesus got in a whip and
all the militant Jesus's lord people who want to see
what's again a military Jesus, And that'll happen. The battle
in Revelation is coming. Jesus will return his judge in general.
That is going to occur. In some ways, it already has,

(29:19):
because when God says the thing will occur, it already has.
So people love that story. It wasn't about the Romans. Yes,
the Romans allowed the heechreocratic religious authorities of the day,
the bosses of the day to be bosses because their
power shared. But he never went and raised any kind
of any kind of commotion around the Romans. He never said,

(29:41):
let my people go. That's exactly what they expected him
to say. His followers even asked him, is it then
that your return control of Jerusalem to us and Israel
to us? Is that when you're going to kick the
Romans out? And Jesus is saying you still don't get
me asked, are you a king? My kingdom is not

(30:05):
of this earth. He did not do anything to raise
the revolts. So not only is Ben Shapiro wrong about that,
Ben Shapiro and the Daily Wire are willing to fund
a thing about which they're wrong, and maybe it's just
buying ad space. I hate to say that because I

(30:25):
don't want to bear false witness. But in the wake
of Charlie Kirk's murder, we've learned that there was a
not a small bit of bad blood between Ben Shapiro
and Charlie Kirk, that Ben Shapiro had spent some time
trying to kneecap Charlie Kirk, that Ben Shapiro wanted to
limit the turning points usay influence. They did set up

(30:47):
his own organization, yaf Or at least helped push that.
So was it calculated, because that's a heck of an
ad buy for a million bucks to have the impression
that the Daily Wire backs all this. That's a big smarts,
really cool investment. But maybe it's not that Ben I
think is a guy who's pretty complicated. He's Israel first,

(31:08):
America second, in my mind, and he's pretty complicated. I
don't know him. I've met him a couple of times,
and I found him very difficult to relate to, and
I doubt he even remembers who I am. And that's
fine with me. But I wanted to look into his
Jewish faith and How could he do this as a jew?
How could he put a million dollars into this? And
so we'll talk about that. There's a ton of money

(31:29):
behind decision making in America and it's going to get really,
really bizarre because of what AI is fixing to do.
We're going to talk about AI surgeons, AI building houses,
AI cleaning houses, AI teaching your kids, and AI doing podcasts.
From the conception of the shows, to the speaking of
the shows, to the public of the shows. It's the

(31:49):
presentation of the shows, publishing it. It's all going to
change very very quickly. If you're five, ten, even fifteen
years from retirement, you need to get ahead of this
while you can. My friend Zacha Braham, chief investment offics
are Bullwart Capital Management, is putting in a free live
webinar to look at what AI did this year, what
is likely to do next, and how they are stressing
value investing right now and what does risk management look

(32:12):
like in this era. This is a free live webinar.
You have to register to attend. That's it. It's November
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(32:33):
three three eight. So the money, the million bucks? How
could he do that? I consulted Rabbi Ari Schavat in
an article he wrote around the questions of what are
the Jewish laws? So the Noah Hyde laws he breaks
down and these are all very much works based. See
in evangelical Christianity, we believe that we are saved through faith,

(32:57):
and we do that by the act of repentant, which
is true sorrow for having sinned against God, by apologizing
and expressing this sorrow, by accepting the Lord in our hearts,
and then confessing with our mouths the Lord Jesus's savior,
and at that point we're saved. The seven Noahyde laws
are very very different. Do not profane God's onness in
any way acknowledge this a single God. That's rule number one.

(33:20):
Do not curse your creator. That's rule number two. Do
not murder, that's rule number three. Do not eat a
limb of a still living animal. That's rule number four,
and it's a good rule to live by. Rule number five,
do not steal. Rule number six harness and channel the
human libido, So incest, adultery, homosexual relations are forbidden. Establish

(33:41):
courts of law and ensure justice in our world. And
one of the other things that have is never mislead
in a business relationship. Never mislead, don't lie, just tell
the truth. In this way, you can be saved. In
this way, you can have life. In this way you
can be with God. And the Rabbi writes this, God

(34:02):
loves all his children blesses them according to their actions. Obviously,
it would be great if all gentiles were officially Noahides
and recognize the importance of Israel and the Torah of Israel,
and accordingly their share in the world to come is
especially significant. But even if not, even if they do
not follow the seven noah Hide laws, then they also
go to Heaven, albeit on a lower level. Well there

(34:24):
you go.

Speaker 2 (34:26):
So we as.

Speaker 1 (34:28):
Evangelical Christians believe that we can't do anything to deserve salvation,
that it's a free gift. Jews believe they can earn it.
So maybe the answer is this. Maybe it was an
ad by maybe it was a million dollar investment. It's
an honest business deal. Maybe it's also an act, an

(34:48):
act to get into heaven. Maybe it's an act to
impress God. Because I understand Ben's face structure. You can
earn your way in to be at the highest level,
whereas we Christians we get to be at that well
lower level. This is the Todd Hermann Shaw. Please go,
be well, be strong, be kind, and please make every

(35:09):
effort to walk in the light of Christ.

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