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Todd Herman Show Notes: 3.31.2021

Mar 31, 2021, 6:34 AM | Updated: 8:53 am

DOWNLOAD: Todd Herman’s COVID Truth Resources

 

LISTEN TO HOUR 1:

WATCH: Naomi Wolf: Mandatory Vaccine Passport Could Lead To The End Of Human Liberty In The West

READ: Safe Seattle – A Seattle police officer observes that if he made tweets as inflammatory as those of KC Regional Homeless Authority Marc Dones

SURVEY: Burien Community Response Survey: DESC Proposal

HIGHLIGHT: The God Hypothesis, by Dr. Stephen Meyer

LISTEN TO HOUR 2:

 

HIGHLIGHT: Julie’s story: asking Police Officers to rescue her daughter from a homeless shelter.

HIGHLIGHT: Just a Few More Things

THING 1  A reporter tried to mask shame Senator Cruz, failed.

THING 2 Circle-back Psaki–completely unmasked–sneezes and all the press says is: “bless you.”

THING 3 Obama in 2005 vigorously defending the filibuster, which he now decries as a “Jim Crow relic:”

THING 4 Biden defending the filibuster

THING 5 Warren speaking during a Democrat filibuster

 

LISTEN TO HOUR 3:

 

READ: The Epoch times – How Democrats and Republicans Can Come Together on Vaccines

 

ON A PERSONAL NOTE…

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Todd Herman Show Notes: 3.31.2021