Speaker 1: It is The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: Another hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday.
Speaker 2: As we try to round out a work week here,
Speaker 2: we're gonna do a couple of food related items.
Speaker 1: I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 2: Before we get back to more talking about where we
Speaker 2: are culturally, we're gonna talk about the workplace and everything else.
Speaker 1: I know you're still hurting, We're still soored.
Speaker 2: So we're positive on all the serious stuff for a moment,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get to this one, Dear Kelly the culinary Expert.
Speaker 2: On a quick trip to the grocery store, I came
Speaker 2: upon a display of boxes limited edition pizza flavored Kraft
Speaker 2: Macaroni and Cheese. Couldn't resist buying the box. I'm eating
Speaker 2: it now. Is this something Chris Corey or you would
Speaker 2: ever try? All Right, his name is Bob, So you
Speaker 2: have no idea Bob.
Speaker 1: Memories. You just stirred in me.
Speaker 2: Pizza flavored Kraft mac so in Iraq. In Iraq, I
Speaker 2: was there at the very beginning for the invasion.
Speaker 1: For the invasion.
Speaker 2: We were down in Kuwait before George Bush even declared war.
Speaker 2: And then you know, we were one of the first
Speaker 2: units over the line you know, during the invasion.
Speaker 1: Now, the point of me telling you that is.
Speaker 2: We didn't have facilities when we were there, not like
Speaker 2: came after. You know, once you conquer a place, then
Speaker 2: you start building up your bases and building up things,
Speaker 2: and then then more modern things come in. And believe me,
Speaker 2: it's not that I had it worse than the guys
Speaker 2: who came after, because a lot of that ied terror,
Speaker 2: Fallujah stuff came after I was gone.
Speaker 1: It came after I was gone, and the more the more.
Speaker 2: Just so I'm not saying I had it worse, but
Speaker 2: not at all. But facility wise, when we were there,
Speaker 2: there was nothing. There were no shops, there was no
Speaker 2: place to buy, there was nothing. It was just Iraq
Speaker 2: as we conquered it. And for a few weeks we
Speaker 2: were moving faster than the mail. We couldn't even really
Speaker 2: get mail like, so there wasn't even communication, there was nothing.
Speaker 2: My parents didn't know if I was dead, they would
Speaker 2: It was a very stressful time apparently for them. They
Speaker 2: would just stay glued to the news every night, hoping
Speaker 2: for a glimpse of me with one of the embedded reporters.
Speaker 2: So that's what it was like over there.
Speaker 1: But we ended up. We go all the way up
Speaker 1: to Baghdad.
Speaker 2: Then at some point in time, my unit got sent
Speaker 2: down to an Iraqi city called Najaf. Trust me, you
Speaker 2: don't ever want to go. Don't put it as part
Speaker 2: of your vacation plans. We go down to this city
Speaker 2: called Najaf. We were doing things there. We set up
Speaker 2: in this farmer's market, but it was an empty farmer's market. Again,
Speaker 2: there are no facilities, there's no PX. The PX is
Speaker 2: a store, there's no PX, there's no nothing. Your only route,
Speaker 2: only route to getting anything that is not the chow
Speaker 2: they give you is people have to mail you care packages.
Speaker 1: That's your own. That was your only route to to anything. Now.
Speaker 2: My family, my parents and my sister Mickey, they are
Speaker 2: well aware of my food obsession and they were aware
Speaker 2: of what I would want in a care package. Look,
Speaker 2: send me a couple of magazines and then fill me
Speaker 2: up with food. Send me food as much as you
Speaker 2: can send me food. All right, You know what easy
Speaker 2: mac is. Most people know what easy mac is. If
Speaker 2: you don't, it's Kraft mac and cheese only it's condensed
Speaker 2: and it's faster to make. You don't need you don't
Speaker 2: need milk. It's add water, cook it. Oh Chris, Look,
Speaker 2: if it's all you've got, buddy, it's not bad, all right.
Speaker 2: You add water, you don't need milk. You know anything else.
Speaker 1: You add water, you get it cooking, you eat, you
Speaker 1: enjoy back.
Speaker 2: Then they came out with pizza flavored Easy Mac. My
Speaker 2: parents and my sister used to send me pizza flavored
Speaker 2: Easy Mac and slim gyms, you know, the long kind
Speaker 2: of pepperoni beef sticks. I would sit there and make
Speaker 2: easy Mac in my canteen cup, and then I would
Speaker 2: take a slim gym and tear it apart into wee
Speaker 2: little pieces and mix it up in the pizza flavored
Speaker 2: Easy Mac, and essentially had pepperoni, pizza, Kraft Mac, and cheese.
Speaker 2: I had pretty much forgotten about this until you sent
Speaker 2: me an email about pizza flavored Kraft Mac.
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 2: And maybe you're sitting there saying that sounds gross, and honestly,
Speaker 2: maybe it would be gross if I had it today.
Speaker 2: If all you've eaten is MREs for a week a month,
Speaker 2: that meal tastes better than anything you've ever eaten in
Speaker 2: your entire life. In your entire life, that's the meal
Speaker 2: right there. Jesse, I'm a thirty one year old woman.
Speaker 2: I have found myself instinctively lowering my voice in public
Speaker 2: wherever I'm talking to friends about my conservative views, out
Speaker 2: of fear some unhinged person will hear me in turn violent.
Speaker 2: Should I take the risk and be more bold? Am
Speaker 2: I a coward? To whisper?
Speaker 1: I'm wrestling with this.
Speaker 2: Her name is Annie, Okay, Annie, and anyone else feeling
Speaker 2: this way. First of all, everything is environmentally dependent, okay,
Speaker 2: from a thirty thousand foot view right now, we want
Speaker 2: to be bold, you understand. We want to be bold,
Speaker 2: We want to be loud. We have to let these
Speaker 2: people know we're not afraid that okay, But that's the
Speaker 2: thirty thousand foot view. We still have to be situational
Speaker 2: with things, situational with things, all right, especially a woman,
Speaker 2: a woman who is more physically vulnerable than a man.
Speaker 2: But look, it's not like this doesn't apply to me.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to go to Portland, Oregon, and drive
Speaker 2: down to the local ANTIFA protest at midnight, surrounded by
Speaker 2: one hundred massed animals and scream that I'm Jesse Kelly
Speaker 2: and I hate all of you communists scum.
Speaker 1: That goes from brave and bold to dumb.
Speaker 2: That's dumb. Let's asking for trouble. We have to be
Speaker 2: aware of where we can and where we can't. And look,
Speaker 2: if you're doing that in personal situations where there's no
Speaker 2: physical danger, then yes, I would say you need to
Speaker 2: change that and be boulder. What I'm talking about is,
Speaker 2: as we discussed before, if you're going to hang out
Speaker 2: with the neighbors this weekend, I know there's a big
Speaker 2: fight tomorrow night. I'm gonna watch. It's a big fight.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're going to watch a fight or some football
Speaker 2: or and you're gathering with neighbors at a house or
Speaker 2: or family at a house and the liberal and Peggy
Speaker 2: walks in screaming how happy she is that Charlie Kirk's said, no, no,
Speaker 2: you step up, you speak up, and you put that
Speaker 2: demon in her place, no question about it. But if
Speaker 2: you are downtown San Francisco surrounded by a bunch of
Speaker 2: lunatics and you're one hundred and twenty pound woman, maybe
Speaker 2: keep your voice down. Just we have to be what
Speaker 2: is it as shrewd as snakes and innocent as doves.
Speaker 2: It is a dangerous world right now. For people on
Speaker 2: the right, it doesn't mean we cower in fear, doesn't
Speaker 2: mean we change things. What it means is we acknowledge
Speaker 2: there is a violent communist street animal class in this
Speaker 2: country who has been radicalized by the language of the elites.
Speaker 2: They are most definitely radicalized at universities by their friends
Speaker 2: and professors, and they are definitely radicalized by online forums
Speaker 2: where they get together with other evil demons and they
Speaker 2: plot murders and threatened threatened murders, and that there and
Speaker 2: that that toxic stew is not gone. That animal they
Speaker 2: arrested for Charlie's murder earlier today. I promise you hate
Speaker 2: He's not the last one. He has friends. There are
Speaker 2: those people everywhere across the country, often young, violent, broken
Speaker 2: away from their family. From what we understand of that
Speaker 2: young man, he had a wonderful upbringing a two parent home,
Speaker 2: two parent home at a two parent home. His parents
Speaker 2: were registered Republicans. There are pictures of them out to dinner,
Speaker 2: sharing a bloomin onion at outback. What's better than that?
Speaker 2: And apparently he changed. He changed for a reason, Something
Speaker 2: changed him. Maybe it was the university, but he wasn't
Speaker 2: there long. From what I understand, it was probably online.
Speaker 2: We have to understand there are more. I wish there wasn't,
Speaker 2: but there is an army of communist street animals in
Speaker 2: this country who will act violently. And that's as I mentioned.
Speaker 2: The challenge for Donald Trump and Pam Bondi is to
Speaker 2: track down these terrorist networks, arrest them all, arrest the funders,
Speaker 2: arrest the organizers, and smash the brick by brick mortar
Speaker 2: that holds up communism in this country, or we will
Speaker 2: get a dictator here. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 2: on a Friday, and ask doctor Jesse Friday.
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Speaker 2: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So Governor of Villinois,
Speaker 2: Governor of Utah Spencer Cox got up and talked a
Speaker 2: little bit today about the shooter the family member here.
Speaker 3: He was investigators interview to a family member who stated
Speaker 3: that he had become more political in recent years. The
Speaker 3: family member referenced a recent incident in which it came
Speaker 3: to dinner prior to September ten. In the conversation with
Speaker 3: another family member, So mentioned Charlie.
Speaker 1: Kirk was coming to U me you.
Speaker 3: They talked about why they didn't like him and the
Speaker 3: viewpoints that he had.
Speaker 1: The family member.
Speaker 3: Also stated Kirk was full of hate and spreading hate.
Speaker 2: I want to speak to a specific generation, but this
Speaker 2: will apply to all parents, because I'll tell you right now,
Speaker 2: when my kids were little, when our boys were little,
Speaker 2: James and Luke ab and I. You know how political
Speaker 2: I am. I haven't been doing media forever, so I
Speaker 2: wasn't doing that then. I was selling our VS and
Speaker 2: doing all kinds of other stuff. But I'm a very
Speaker 2: political person. But we had this mentality when our kids
Speaker 2: were super young, that well, we're not going to bring
Speaker 2: politics home. No, no, no, let's just you know, can't
Speaker 2: we talk about Santa Claus and g I Joe's and
Speaker 2: stuff like that. Don't no, I don't. We didn't now,
Speaker 2: don't go into politics.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't we? No, we shouldn't. Right, yeah, let's not. That's
Speaker 1: what we did.
Speaker 2: And previous generations, many of them, not all, but many
Speaker 2: of the most of them. I would bet you money,
Speaker 2: if you're older than me, that's how you were raised.
Speaker 2: Maybe your parents said one thing to you or another thing.
Speaker 1: To you. But it certainly wasn't often. I've told you
Speaker 1: my parents.
Speaker 2: The one conversation in the history of my childhood that
Speaker 2: I ever remember having with my parents about politics one
Speaker 2: this is me. I asked my father I think I
Speaker 2: was in the first or second grade and they were
Speaker 2: doing some mock debate. It was a presidential election, and
Speaker 2: I asked my father that are we Democrats are Republicans?
Speaker 2: And my dad says Republicans, And that was it. That
Speaker 2: was it. But that's common, that has been common. Don't
Speaker 2: be political. Just raise your kids with good values to
Speaker 2: We don't have to talk about the news of the day.
Speaker 1: Those days are gone now.
Speaker 2: Now now that the communists have changed their mentality, Now
Speaker 2: that that cancer has grown, it's grown more pervasive, more evil.
Speaker 2: Now that social media makes access to even dark things
Speaker 2: really really easy. Now that times has changed, you a
Speaker 2: parent have to talk to your children about politics, and
Speaker 2: you have to be bold about it. I don't mean
Speaker 2: we'll just do some reading and let me caution you
Speaker 2: against something else, because this I hear a lot. Let
Speaker 2: me caution you against well, just take them to church,
Speaker 2: read the Bible with them, not pause for a moment.
Speaker 2: Read the Bible with them, take them to church. But
Speaker 2: don't think for a second that is enough. Well, if
Speaker 2: I just if I just introduce them to Jesus, they'll
Speaker 2: be fine. There are all kinds of skinny jeans wearing
Speaker 2: loser pastors across this country who are completely owned subsidiaries
Speaker 2: of the Communist Party. That is not near enough I
Speaker 2: am talking about. You. Talk to them about Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 2: talk to them about Antifa, talk to them about training nonsense,
Speaker 2: open borders, illegals. You have to talk to your children.
Speaker 2: You have to begin to inoculate your children in this
Speaker 2: day and age.
Speaker 1: If you do not, if you wash.
Speaker 2: Your hands of it, well they'll figure it out when
Speaker 2: they start paying taxes. If you do that, man, you
Speaker 2: are sending them out naked, completely unarmed, and there are
Speaker 2: wolves circling looking for your children. That young man in Utah,
Speaker 2: twenty two years old, was raised by Republican parents in
Speaker 2: a loving household. And the wolves circled him and circled
Speaker 2: him and circled him, and when they finally sunk their
Speaker 2: fangs into him, he was not ready. He was not ready,
Speaker 2: and turned into a demon. Now he's twenty two years old,
Speaker 2: he'll be tried, he'll be convicted, and he will live
Speaker 2: the rest of his life on death row until the
Speaker 2: State of Utah kills him. I am not here actually
Speaker 2: to dump blame on those parents. I wasn't in the home.
Speaker 2: In fact, I would ask you to pray for those parents. Yes,
Speaker 2: imagine the hell they're going through right now. His own
Speaker 2: father turned him in. Imagine that pain. Imagine the pain
Speaker 2: that family's going through finding out your son's a demon.
Speaker 2: Freaking horrible. Pray for them. But remember this, they're circling
Speaker 2: your house to those hungry, angry wolves. They are searching
Speaker 2: your house, dying for a moment with your children.
Speaker 4: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday,
Speaker 4: And as doctor Jesse Friday tomahawk, this guy says, Uh,
Speaker 4: don't worry if you don't know.
Speaker 2: That was my call sign when we were hog hunting
Speaker 2: in the helicopter. I came up with it myself. We
Speaker 2: need to lighten up things on a Friday. Which food
Speaker 2: did you eat in the past that you can't eat anymore?
Speaker 2: So I have a couple answers for this. I, as
Speaker 2: you know, I'm a junk food freak and I'm unbelievably
Speaker 2: white trash. And I love Jack in the Box. If
Speaker 2: I ever told you that I love Jack in the Box,
Speaker 2: love Jack in the Box. I love it so much.
Speaker 2: To Aubrey's horror. When we first started dating, she discovered
Speaker 2: that Jack in the Box, because they're Americans, Jack in
Speaker 2: the Box serves their entire menu.
Speaker 1: All day long.
Speaker 2: No freedom is not free. And she discovered that I
Speaker 2: would go down to Jack in the Box. I would
Speaker 2: get an Ultimate cheeseburger, that's a double cheeseburger, curly fries,
Speaker 2: a coke, and mozzarella cheese.
Speaker 1: Sticks for breakfast. This is Aubrey.
Speaker 2: This is you know, super hell freak Aubrey. Just the look,
Speaker 2: the look on her face.
Speaker 1: We stop this in the name of a just merciful gun.
Speaker 2: She was more, That's how much I loved Jack in
Speaker 2: the Box. But that was back when I was twenty five,
Speaker 2: twenty six. Now I'm forty four. I still look okay.
Speaker 2: I'll eat fast food on occasion. I would guess once
Speaker 2: a week, maybe once a week. On occasion, I would
Speaker 2: eat fast food. Please don't think that I'm some health
Speaker 2: freak now, But the days of buying everything on the
Speaker 2: Jack in the Box menu that I can afford at
Speaker 2: the time, are really passed. And you know why, I
Speaker 2: know they really passed. I think it was yesterday, Chris.
Speaker 2: When did we get Jack in the Box?
Speaker 1: Yesterday?
Speaker 2: Yesterday we got Jack in the Box. I was just
Speaker 2: in the mood I comfort eat. You know, I was
Speaker 2: down yesterday the same way we're all down today. I'm
Speaker 2: terrible with food when it comes to that. If I'm down,
Speaker 2: get out of the way. I'm about to eat everything.
Speaker 2: And we got no, we're not kidding it again, Chris,
Speaker 2: And we got Jack in the Box. And I got
Speaker 2: a sour dough jack, large curly fries, and I got
Speaker 2: some Jalipino cheese poppers and I inhaled oh oh, and
Speaker 2: some spicy chicken strips. I got all this just for me.
Speaker 2: What Chris? What Chris said? The jalapeno poppers were, They're
Speaker 2: any good? They're fantastic, Chris, They're fantastic. Anyway, I got
Speaker 2: all those and I sat here in the studio and
Speaker 2: ate away my sorrows and stuffed as much Jack in
Speaker 2: the Box in my body as I possibly could. When
Speaker 2: you were younger, you can do that, and then you
Speaker 2: can go on a five mile run. Apparently that's not.
Speaker 1: Quite the case when you're forty four. For the next
Speaker 1: five hours, I was.
Speaker 2: My stomach was didn't feel good, my body didn't feel good.
Speaker 1: It was I'm not the man I used to be.
Speaker 1: I'm not the man I used to be. Jesse.
Speaker 2: Wednesday evening, I awoke, Oh, this is a heavy one.
Speaker 2: Wednesday evening, I awoke to start my night shift at
Speaker 2: the hospital to hear the news about Charlie Kirk. I
Speaker 2: was so distraught I almost called in sick. I bucked up.
Speaker 2: I knew I had a responsibility, and I went into
Speaker 2: work to my dismay. Not a single member of the
Speaker 2: nursing team said anything about the tragedy. I spoke to
Speaker 2: one CNA about it. Guy I thought might be sharing
Speaker 2: my grief. Nope, he responded with normal, violence is bad,
Speaker 2: but he said some hateful stuff. I feel like I'm
Speaker 2: stuck in hell, surrounded by demons. I can't leave, woke Oregan.
Speaker 2: My daughter's Cammie mom isn't leaving and would never surrender
Speaker 2: her fifty percent custody of the girls. Any words of
Speaker 2: encouragement would be greatly appreciated. PS At least I have
Speaker 2: my girls to hold tight for the next week, and
Speaker 2: I'll be heeding your advice to do just that.
Speaker 1: I wanted to read this.
Speaker 2: This is really for everybody who is stuck in a
Speaker 2: place they can't get out of. It's very easy for
Speaker 2: me to sit here and tell you to move, and look,
Speaker 2: I shouldn't say it's easy.
Speaker 1: I did it.
Speaker 2: I did it without two pennies to rub together. I
Speaker 2: did it when I was flat broke. That's how committed
Speaker 2: I was to living in a place that shares my values.
Speaker 2: And it was the best thing we ever did to
Speaker 2: pack up everything and move to Texas. But there are
Speaker 2: some people who simply can't. Job wise, you can't. Family wise,
Speaker 2: you can't. There are people who can't. And maybe maybe
Speaker 2: this is you. Maybe you are stuck behind enemy lines.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're not only stuck behind enemy lines, you're working
Speaker 2: in a field and you're so grossed out. We have
Speaker 2: so many emails from teachers and nurses. It's wild how
Speaker 2: common this is. Teachers and nurses have been pouring in
Speaker 2: for two days saying, Jesse, you can't believe what my
Speaker 2: colleagues are saying.
Speaker 1: Jesse.
Speaker 2: We're fighting the good fight here, but oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: I had no idea. So I just wanted to express
Speaker 2: to you, keep going, keep your head down, keep walking forward,
Speaker 2: moving forward. I know you're in a horrible situation and
Speaker 2: you want out of that situation. I know that's the case.
Speaker 2: Fight in whatever way you can fight. But remember there's
Speaker 2: a place for everybody, and there's a benefit everybody gets.
Speaker 2: And I say that to say this, you have a
Speaker 2: unique perspective on the mind of communists that people who
Speaker 2: live in red areas do not know. I told you
Speaker 2: yesterday about all these people who are getting fired, all
Speaker 2: these Democrats who are getting fired because they're celebrating it
Speaker 2: on social media, And why are they so bold? How
Speaker 2: could you be not only so stupid, so bold people
Speaker 2: with huge careers military officers and secret service agents and
Speaker 2: teachers and university professor and they're all getting fired, But
Speaker 2: how could you, How could you be that bold and
Speaker 2: stupid online?
Speaker 1: Ahaha? He deserved it, woo whooo. How could you be
Speaker 1: that bold?
Speaker 2: Well, I know, having lived in blue areas, that is
Speaker 2: how democrats talk when they are amongst each other. They
Speaker 2: talk as if they want their opponents to die. Sometimes
Speaker 2: they joke about killing them. Sometimes they'll simply laugh and
Speaker 2: give a half joking, well, maybe he'll have a heart attack.
Speaker 2: But the desire for their political opponents to die is
Speaker 2: present in Democrat circles, and you are a liar if
Speaker 2: you say otherwise. Every poll shows this to be the true,
Speaker 2: and more importantly, the people like you who live behind
Speaker 2: enemy lines know it is true. Sometimes that takes the
Speaker 2: radical form of an Antifa animal slaughtering somebody, or expressing
Speaker 2: a desire to slaughter somebody. Sometimes it's more of a
Speaker 2: maybe i'll get it by a car, but it is
Speaker 2: always present there. That's how they talk. They are religious
Speaker 2: sellots who do not share your morality at all. They
Speaker 2: view anybody who strays from their religion as a heretic
Speaker 2: who kind of deserves to die for being a trader
Speaker 2: to the religion, holding back the religion. It's how they think.
Speaker 2: Almost every evil religion has gone this route at some point,
Speaker 2: and that has happened to America's Democrat Party. Violence is
Speaker 2: simply part of it. They have been taught over and
Speaker 2: over and over again. It's been beaten into their heads.
Speaker 2: This endless Nazi rhetoric, garbage.
Speaker 1: Swatting happening in Nazis walking around for it.
Speaker 5: It is a scary time.
Speaker 1: He's been playing the racist card. He said, I'm a nationalist.
Speaker 2: David Duke comes out the next day saying thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you so much. We know and the ones who
Speaker 2: aren't calling you Nazi are calling you a threat to Demogray.
Speaker 6: Republicans don't just threaten our personal to economic security, they're
Speaker 6: a threat to our very democracy.
Speaker 1: He is a threat to the rule of law in America.
Speaker 5: That's to me, that's what this election is about, not
Speaker 5: about policy differences. It's about what kind of country are
Speaker 5: we going to be. The rule of law in America
Speaker 5: will change in a way we haven't seen in our lifetime.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump and the Marga Republicans represent an extremism that
Speaker 6: threatens the very foundations of our republic.
Speaker 2: And as a result, Democrats young and old, who consume
Speaker 2: this on the news, in consume it on social media,
Speaker 2: having been conditioned with this for ten years, have now
Speaker 2: gotten to the place where, well, if he dies, it'd
Speaker 2: be a good thing. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 2: on a Friday, and ask doctor Jesse Friday, We're going
Speaker 2: to get back to Moore and more of these questions
Speaker 2: here in just the moment, Jesse he guys says actually, hey,
Speaker 2: Pony or Bronco or Mustang, whatever you are this week,
Speaker 2: that's not very nice. Do you think if nine to
Speaker 2: eleven happened today we would get the same coming together
Speaker 2: moment we had back then? With the division today in
Speaker 2: our country, I think the commedies would celebrate.
Speaker 1: What say you?
Speaker 2: Oh, of course there is something that has noticeably taken
Speaker 2: place in the United States of America. Every period of
Speaker 2: time doesn't march at the same pace. That's not how
Speaker 2: things work at all. There are periods of time where
Speaker 2: things march slowly, and then there are periods of time
Speaker 2: for a variety of different reasons, where things accelerate. In
Speaker 2: the two thousands, you could really argue it kind of
Speaker 2: started with Barack Obama. There has been an acceleration of
Speaker 2: anti Americanism. There has been an acceleration of communism that
Speaker 2: has moved so so rapidly. Remember this, Remember this, Barack
Speaker 2: Obama committed communists. Barack Obama America Hayter. Barack Obama is
Speaker 2: on camera during his presidential election speaking out against gay marriage.
Speaker 2: Speaking out against gay marriage. Let me ask you something.
Speaker 2: How many members of the Republican Party today not the
Speaker 2: let we'll set the left aside for a minute. How
Speaker 2: many members of the Republican Party today will speak out
Speaker 2: publicly against gay marriage.
Speaker 1: Not very many.
Speaker 2: That was the Democrat position, and that's not very long ago.
Speaker 2: Obama was president from eight to twenty sixteen. Oh you
Speaker 2: have it, Chris, Okay, play define marriage.
Speaker 5: I believe the marriage is the union between a man
Speaker 5: and a woman.
Speaker 1: Now, for me, as a.
Speaker 2: Christian, that was Barack Obama. That's not ancient history eight
Speaker 2: to sixteen. He was the president today. Not only does
Speaker 2: every single Democrat, every elected Democrat in the United States
Speaker 2: of America, publicly has the stance that you can change
Speaker 2: into a woman if you chop your penis off. They
Speaker 2: have special flags for that stance. And major medical organizations
Speaker 2: in the country have the exact same stance. We have
Speaker 2: children's hospitals, the biggest, most prestigious children's hospitals in the world,
Speaker 2: who will take in your teenage girl and chop her
Speaker 2: breasts off. That is an acceleration that is stunning. You
Speaker 2: have lived through. If you've been alive this, which obviously
Speaker 2: you have this last ten fifteen years, you've lived through
Speaker 2: an acceleration. I would argue that it has not been
Speaker 2: seen in this country since the sixties, the radical sixties,
Speaker 2: the movement of the sixties. These that's the last time
Speaker 2: the Communists were able to accelerate things as rapidly as
Speaker 2: they did. After they went through that, things kind of
Speaker 2: slowed down a bit. And then you get things like
Speaker 2: the Reggae administration. They're really going to slow things down
Speaker 2: a bit. But the Communists was still marching, much slower,
Speaker 2: but marching, marching through the institutions and marching through the institutions.
Speaker 2: And then Barack Obama got elected. But remember while Obama
Speaker 2: was coming and after he was elected, the Communist was
Speaker 2: slowly but surely paving that road by infiltrating our institutions.
Speaker 2: We just didn't see it. It wasn't obvious yet. Social
Speaker 2: media wasn't around yet to make it obvious. They were
Speaker 2: already marching through the irs. They were already marching through
Speaker 2: the media, through Hollywood, through the university system, through the church.
Speaker 2: The Communist was already marching paving that and along comes
Speaker 2: Barack Obama, a born and bred, genuine American hater. He
Speaker 2: doesn't pretend he's not Chuck Schumer. He really hates the place.
Speaker 2: And he put that bad boy into overdrive. And he
Speaker 2: did that in part by installing committed communists everywhere he
Speaker 2: could in the government, and he had eight years to
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 1: He did it so well.
Speaker 2: He was so purposeful about He would abandon traditional Washington bureaucrats,
Speaker 2: kind of normy types, and he would go grab the
Speaker 2: most radical America haters he could find from college campuses
Speaker 2: in the communist movement, and he installed them all over
Speaker 2: the government. Now they promote other ones like that? Who
Speaker 2: promote other ones like that? What Chris.
Speaker 1: Chris said?
Speaker 2: Didn't his pastor say he wasn't radical enough? Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: oh yeah. Barack Obama is born and bred for this.
Speaker 2: Remember one of his mentors, Frank Marshall Davis, had a
Speaker 2: Communist membership card. We have his Communist membership number. That's
Speaker 2: what we're dealing with.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: What we've dealt with is an acceleration. An acceleration. Now
Speaker 2: the question is how do we stop it in the
Speaker 2: very least slow it down. This is what I've warned
Speaker 2: that Killer is not the last. There are others right now.
Speaker 2: They're online plotting right now, they're discussing who the next
Speaker 2: one is. I've seen thread after thread after thread after
Speaker 2: thread everywhere. They're plotting it, they're planning it. They will
Speaker 2: get another one, you know that, right, they will, and
Speaker 2: probably another one after that. Please remember the day we
Speaker 2: had on Wednesday, we almost had in Butler, Pennsylvania a
Speaker 2: year ago. That's two in a year. You don't think
Speaker 2: that's it, right, They're not done. They're fighting a war.
Speaker 2: They've been told over and over and over again that
Speaker 2: they're fighting against white supremacists, that they're fighting against fascists. Look,
Speaker 2: here's what was written on the shell cases.
Speaker 7: Investigators noted inscriptions that had been engraved on casings found
Speaker 7: with the rifle. Inscriptions on a fired casing read notices,
Speaker 7: bulges capitol owo, what's this question mark? Inscriptions on the
Speaker 7: three on fired casings read hey fascist, exclamation point catch, exclamation.
Speaker 2: Point hey fascist? Catch he was domb with Anderson Cooper.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you tonight, do you think Donald Trump
Speaker 3: is a fascist?
Speaker 1: Yes? I do, Yes, I do.
Speaker 2: Lots of them still out there.
Speaker 1: Remember that. Remember to switch your cell phone service to
Speaker 1: pure talk too.
Speaker 2: Remember that Corporate America was infiltrated and infected exactly what
Speaker 2: the government was