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Speaker 2: We have well, we're kind of all over the map
Speaker 2: tonight and it's going to be awesome. We're going to
Speaker 2: discuss communism versus revenge, race grievances. What are we dealing
Speaker 2: with in some of these instances. We're going to open
Speaker 2: up the show talking about this, how many illegals have
Speaker 2: self deported. There's a win there. We haven't been celebrating enough.
Speaker 2: People being paid to protest hormone replacement therapy evils, bills
Speaker 2: introduced to attack sanctuary cities. We're gonna talk about these
Speaker 2: little communist fiefdoms in the country, deep state lies, emails
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Speaker 2: those in now, they're already starting to pile up. Now,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna play something for you. I'm gonna play a
Speaker 2: few different things, so just kind of stay with me here.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of debate on the right about what
Speaker 2: exactly we're dealing with because you'll see things. You'll hear
Speaker 2: things that sound like, hey, these guys are just communists.
Speaker 2: They're motivated by communism. And then you'll hear other things
Speaker 2: and you say to yourself, well, this sounds more like it.
Speaker 2: These sound like Islamis. They're motivated by a religion, a
Speaker 2: religious gripe of some kind. And then you'll hear other things.
Speaker 2: You'll say, well, they really just hate white people. This
Speaker 2: seems like a race war, a race grievance war. But
Speaker 2: what are we dealing with here? For instance, here's this,
Speaker 2: Ma'm Donnie possibly probably the next mayor of New York City.
Speaker 3: The system has hundreds of thousands of people unhoused, right
Speaker 3: for what? And if if there was any system that
Speaker 3: could guarantee each person housing, Whether you call it the
Speaker 3: abolition of private property or you call it, you know,
Speaker 3: just a state white housing guarantee. It is preferable to
Speaker 3: what is going on right now.
Speaker 2: Okay, abolition of private property. Okay, hang on to that.
Speaker 2: A representative Louz Revus was actually asked about all these crazy,
Speaker 2: kooky things. This is this is how that went.
Speaker 4: He talked about, you.
Speaker 5: Know, freezing rent, faster buses in New York City, and
Speaker 5: universal childcare, which seems to be the message that really
Speaker 5: resonated with New York City voters.
Speaker 2: He's really losing.
Speaker 5: He didn't talk about that. It was just more how
Speaker 5: he was getting that message out.
Speaker 2: Do you think of his idea for government run for
Speaker 2: grocery starts? You look, that's a good idea.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm not sure how that would work. I haven't
Speaker 5: really looked at how.
Speaker 2: That would work. How are you going to pay for that?
Speaker 2: But I don't know. It's a good idea. Okay, that's
Speaker 2: good in Minneapolis. Probably soon to be mayor of Minneapolis,
Speaker 2: Omar Fata. What do you have to say?
Speaker 6: You want to know who the real threat is matter
Speaker 6: of president, I'll give you a hint.
Speaker 2: It doesn't.
Speaker 6: They don't look like our chief author. They don't look
Speaker 6: like the folks up in the gallery, and they don't
Speaker 6: look like the folks on the rotunda. They look like
Speaker 6: many of the members that sit in the front. And
Speaker 6: you don't have to take my word for it. According
Speaker 6: to the DHS Matter President Domestic, the greatest domestic threat
Speaker 6: facing the United States comes from quote, racially or ethnically
Speaker 6: motivated violent extremists, specifically, specifically those who advocate for the
Speaker 6: superiority superiority of the white race, not are immigrants.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's wrap this up with the final one. It's
Speaker 2: got our side of the aisle here, Representative Maria Salazar from.
Speaker 7: Four Freedom is not free.
Speaker 2: No, but that's not what she said today.
Speaker 7: Here's what she said, your President, El Morio Pennsylvani Leandro Gand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got it. That was her in our capital,
Speaker 2: on our capital steps, calling for amnesty in Spanish. What
Speaker 2: are we dealing with in this country? What is it?
Speaker 2: Is it religious? Is it racial? Is it just basic communism? Economic? Well,
Speaker 2: the answer is yes to all those things. But understand this,
Speaker 2: we have to understand this. Communism has always, always, always
Speaker 2: been about revenge, always now and always. That's not unique
Speaker 2: to what we're dealing with here. When they were having
Speaker 2: rallies in Russia trying to sell communism to the masses.
Speaker 2: They weren't sitting down having these in depth discussions about
Speaker 2: economic theory and the proletariaty proletariat and things like that.
Speaker 2: That's not in the way, that's not how they were
Speaker 2: discussing things. You know how they were discussing things. Look
Speaker 2: at those guys, those guys, that group of people, they've
Speaker 2: been wronging you, and give me power and I will
Speaker 2: hurt them for you. I'll get them back. And Mao's China.
Speaker 2: So many different divisions in China. They're not all just Chinese.
Speaker 2: That's the way we think of it. We're over here,
Speaker 2: but so many it's so much history in this region
Speaker 2: and that region, and this group and that group and
Speaker 2: that group. But you know who Mao rallied. You know
Speaker 2: the army Mao raised. You know how he sold it.
Speaker 2: He wasn't sitting down. Well, actually, let's take a look
Speaker 2: at the economics of it, and if we could shift
Speaker 2: the ownership of the Nope, it was Look at that
Speaker 2: group they have wronged you. Just get behind me and
Speaker 2: I will hurt them for you. The entire history of
Speaker 2: communism and communism today, it's just about revenge. Sometimes it's racial,
Speaker 2: sometimes it's religious. But that's how you sell it to
Speaker 2: the masses. You don't get up and sell economic theory,
Speaker 2: even if you're a nerd about economics, like I tend
Speaker 2: to be, I fully admit. But even if that's your thing,
Speaker 2: what works, what doesn't work? Free markets and the tariffs
Speaker 2: and trade of it, whatever, Even if that's your thing,
Speaker 2: people don't show up and cheer and yell talking about economics.
Speaker 2: That doesn't get the blood moving, if you will, It
Speaker 2: doesn't get the adrenaline flow, and it doesn't get people
Speaker 2: motivated to grab a weapon and go hurt somebody. But
Speaker 2: you know what does You have been wronged. You have
Speaker 2: been wronged, and they're the ones who have wronged you,
Speaker 2: and you get behind me and we will hurt them.
Speaker 2: You know what sells revenge cells. These people don't run
Speaker 2: for office on things like this by accident. They run
Speaker 2: for office because that's what people want to do.
Speaker 6: You want to know who the real threat is matter
Speaker 6: of president, I'll give you a hint it. They don't
Speaker 6: look like our chief author. They don't look like the
Speaker 6: folks up in the gallery.
Speaker 2: They don't listen to this again from Mam Donnie, do
Speaker 2: you think this is about economics or do you think
Speaker 2: this is about revenge?
Speaker 3: The system has hundreds of thousands of people unhoused, right
Speaker 3: for what? And if if there was any system that
Speaker 3: could guarantee each person housing, whether you call the abolition
Speaker 3: of private property or you call it, you know, just
Speaker 3: a state wide house and guarantee it is preferable to
Speaker 3: what is going on right now.
Speaker 2: You mad you don't have a house, can't get in
Speaker 2: an apartment, tired to live in with roommates, tired to
Speaker 2: live in on the streets. It's not just look at
Speaker 2: that guy's house. Look at that guy's house. Take a
Speaker 2: look at his house. Get behind me. I'll take it
Speaker 2: from him. I might even give it to you. You
Speaker 2: can ask, ma'm donnie all the questions you would like
Speaker 2: about you can't pay for it, how you're going to
Speaker 2: pay for it. Actually, I've sat down and I've cunched
Speaker 2: the numbers, and I just don't see how the budget.
Speaker 2: It's not about budget. Communism is not about effective either. Well.
Speaker 2: I've been looking at the government run grocery stores and
Speaker 2: I just don't think that will work. Apparently, and by
Speaker 2: the way, you can tell people that I'm not telling
Speaker 2: you not to. But that's not what they're selling. They're
Speaker 2: selling revenge. Maybe it's revenge against white people. Maybe it's
Speaker 2: revenge against the rich, revenge against the Jews, revenge against
Speaker 2: the Christians, revenge against this, revenge against men, revenge against that.
Speaker 2: It's always just about revenge. Always. You aren't you bitter?
Speaker 2: Haven't you been wronged? Get behind me and I'll take
Speaker 2: those people who wronged you and I'll hurt them. You
Speaker 2: give me power, I'll take away their house. You give
Speaker 2: me power. I'll make sure white people are arrested and
Speaker 2: Somali's are set free. Oh but that's wrong, that's unjust.
Speaker 2: They're not selling justice, they're not selling right, they're not
Speaker 2: selling affordability. How long have I told you the true
Speaker 2: definition of communism is it's the religion of the malcontent.
Speaker 2: You find and create bitter people, bitter groups of people,
Speaker 2: and you promise them revenge, they will pick up a
Speaker 2: torch and follow you into battle and do detestable things.
Speaker 2: Just remember that it is the Jesse Kelly Show bouncing
Speaker 2: all over the place today. We are going to be
Speaker 2: all over the place because there's all kinds of different
Speaker 2: little things that have me interested, and my mind tends
Speaker 2: to bounce around a little bit, as you are well
Speaker 2: aware of. By the way, remember this little thing. I
Speaker 2: played it again last night. But remember this thing. I've
Speaker 2: told you this sign, it's always there. So put this
Speaker 2: in your memory bank. This is the universal sign that
Speaker 2: you are hurting the communist cause. Listen, when the communists
Speaker 2: are truly truly threatened, when they are truly afraid, when
Speaker 2: something is happening they think is legitimately going to hurt
Speaker 2: them and their power, they will threaten. They'll threaten the
Speaker 2: American public. They'll emotionally blackmail the American public that people
Speaker 2: are going to die. It is a rule every single time.
Speaker 2: I've noticed, at time after time. That's why virtually every
Speaker 2: major Democrat publication they're saying things like this.
Speaker 8: Secretary of State Mark Rubio is hailing the end of USAID,
Speaker 8: the nation's largest foreign aid agency, even as a new
Speaker 8: analysis finds that its closure could contribute to some fourteen
Speaker 8: million deaths in the next five years.
Speaker 9: Point out, the US Agency for International Development USAID a
Speaker 9: few shuts down just after a new analysis finds its
Speaker 9: closure could contribute to fourteen million deaths in the next
Speaker 9: five years.
Speaker 1: Rubio said they are going to be focused now more
Speaker 1: on trade rather than aid. And of course this comes
Speaker 1: as that report from the Lancet is saying there could
Speaker 1: be an additional fourteen million deaths that come as a
Speaker 1: result of these administration policies.
Speaker 2: Don't think Senator CNN, and I didn't realize I was
Speaker 2: still talking Senator Jeff Murkley. We just came out today
Speaker 2: and said this, Senator Jeff Berkley.
Speaker 4: Here, the estimated death total from Trump's policies is now
Speaker 4: estimated to be in the multiple millions.
Speaker 2: I mean, why would you make a ridiculous claim what
Speaker 2: Trump's policies. Well, let's drift over to a different disgusting Democrat,
Speaker 2: Representative Promila Jaya pal Let's listen to what's going on.
Speaker 10: Yesterday, I was at a food bank in my district
Speaker 10: about the snap cuts, the horrible snap cuts and Medicaid cuts,
Speaker 10: and they told me that people are not even showing
Speaker 10: up to Headstart where they get their food. They're not
Speaker 10: showing up to the food banks because they're freed.
Speaker 5: And it's not just.
Speaker 2: Why are Democrats constantly saying now that Trump's killing millions
Speaker 2: of people? Because Donald Trump is, to his credit, attacking
Speaker 2: something democrats need, communists need. Communists need tax payer money
Speaker 2: and government power for their revolution. They have to have it.
Speaker 2: That's why they freak out when you defund NPR and PBS. Now,
Speaker 2: this is the end of a publicly funded media era.
Speaker 6: This dates back to the days of black and white television.
Speaker 2: You know, back in the sixties. What policies are will
Speaker 2: kill millions. It's not that it will kill millions, it's
Speaker 2: that it will kill communism. Did you know that Democrats
Speaker 2: have for years ensured that illegals get your money. Your
Speaker 2: money has been used for gay frogs overseas, opening up
Speaker 2: the border. Taxpayer money used for medical care, food housing,
Speaker 2: Your money filtered through the government down to NGOs for
Speaker 2: legal representation. You name the disgusting communist cause in this country,
Speaker 2: Democrats have found a way to use your money, the
Speaker 2: public treasury, America's treasury, to fight it. And if we
Speaker 2: could ever and we're a long ways away from this,
Speaker 2: but if we could ever get to a place where
Speaker 2: no more taxpayer money was used for American communism, it
Speaker 2: would be it would be the end of it, it
Speaker 2: would destroy it. They have to have access to your
Speaker 2: money to fund their revolution. Now, how do we get
Speaker 2: to this place? Well, because Democrats are evil and Republicans
Speaker 2: are stupid and weak. That's why Republicans can't ever bring
Speaker 2: themselves to make significant cuts on things. But why I
Speaker 2: don't want to be mean, I have to run for reelection.
Speaker 2: But of course, I mean, there's only one reason Jaya
Speaker 2: Powe would find that the hold On people aren't showing
Speaker 2: up for these for this food because they're afraid. Why
Speaker 2: would they be afraid because they're illegal? Because Democrats have
Speaker 2: been taking your money and paying illegals with it. They've
Speaker 2: been paying them in food, they've been paying them in
Speaker 2: health care, and that of course buys the loyalty of
Speaker 2: the disloyal foreigner, replacing the pesky patriotic American. That's why
Speaker 2: they also took your money and opened up the border.
Speaker 2: Did you know that Donald Trump had a secure border
Speaker 2: when Joe Biden took over. Did you know the Biden
Speaker 2: administration actually had to sue to destroy that open or
Speaker 2: to destroy that secure border. You paid money every single
Speaker 2: day to open up the border of your country and
Speaker 2: flood it with illegals. And you did that because Democrats
Speaker 2: has spent years ensuring that the taxpayer, whether he wants
Speaker 2: to or not, funds the communist revolution in this country.
Speaker 2: Why are they saying things like this? Jet Workley here.
Speaker 4: The estimated death total from Trump's policies is now estimated
Speaker 4: to be in the multiple millions. A new study published
Speaker 4: in The Lancet, a highly respected medical journal, estimates that
Speaker 4: over the next five years, as many as an additional
Speaker 4: fourteen million individuals might die because of the sudden cutoff
Speaker 4: of programs around the world, American programs and nutrition.
Speaker 2: Tuberculosis millions will die. What about tuberculosis? I promise you
Speaker 2: he's not worried about tuberculos us. He's worried about your
Speaker 2: money being taken away from his revolution. Let's do some emails.
Speaker 2: Next is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Thursday.
Speaker 2: Reminding you you can email the show Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 2: kellyshow dot com. You're asked doctor Jesse questions for tomorrow,
Speaker 2: give them to me. We will be here having a
Speaker 2: grand old time. Chris, what was that music? What was that?
Speaker 2: But it was not on mind? Don't put that on me.
Speaker 2: Don't put that on me? What was it? Who was it?
Speaker 2: Believe I believe we should delete that song. Let's do
Speaker 2: some emails. Hey, Jesse, I know this coming Sunday is
Speaker 2: your birthday, which should be a national holiday. Oh here
Speaker 2: we go. Listen, my birthday is this Sunday, July twentieth.
Speaker 2: I will be forty four years old. This is not
Speaker 2: something I'm going to discuss on the air as some
Speaker 2: kind of plea for attention, because if I were to
Speaker 2: take any time at all, if I were to even
Speaker 2: let it out that Sunday was my birthday, then what
Speaker 2: would happen is people would pour all this love and
Speaker 2: adoration on me. And the last thing in the world
Speaker 2: I would ever want is to make Sunday July twentieth,
Speaker 2: my forty fourth birthday about me. So please no more. Okay, anyway,
Speaker 2: the guy says, but it's also the twenty fifth anniversary
Speaker 2: of my cancer surgery. On a recent visit to my doctor,
Speaker 2: we looked at my chart and looked at me and said,
Speaker 2: I don't know what to think about you kind of
Speaker 2: taken aback. I asked what he said that my original
Speaker 2: diagnosis in two thousand should have I should have been
Speaker 2: dead in eight to ten years. I replied, it never
Speaker 2: occurred to me that I was going to die. There
Speaker 2: are too many Jesse Kelly broadcasts I still have to
Speaker 2: hear about this. So happy birthday. I'll celebrate with you
Speaker 2: from Afar and also celebrate being a twenty five year
Speaker 2: cancer survivor. His name is Brian, and honestly, I want
Speaker 2: you to reach out and wish me the best for
Speaker 2: my birthday. No, I'm kidding, Chris, I was joking. It's
Speaker 2: more about Brian and his cancer surgery, but also about
Speaker 2: my birthday. Jesse. Recently, my fiance expressed to me his
Speaker 2: desire to join the army and hopefully work his way
Speaker 2: up to becoming a Green Beret, and I guess ask
Speaker 2: doctor Jesse started early. Initially, I was excited for him
Speaker 2: and for us. He's been feeling purposeful, purpose less at
Speaker 2: work and has been looking for a higher calling. Said
Speaker 2: he feels a strong drive to do this, not only
Speaker 2: for the challenge, but for the purpose of serving his
Speaker 2: country as well. As we learn more about it in
Speaker 2: the lifestyle, I've become more hesitant to jump in. He's
Speaker 2: thinking we will still have the opportunity to start a
Speaker 2: big family, but I'm afraid of the unpredictability, the deployments.
Speaker 2: The lifestyle I know you serve. Thank you for your service.
Speaker 2: How do military families make it work? Would you have
Speaker 2: served when you add boys if the opportunity had presented itself. PS,
Speaker 2: I'm so happy I discovered your show. Brings me back
Speaker 2: to when my dad and I used to listen to Rush.
Speaker 2: The ones say, okay, so, first of all, military families,
Speaker 2: they make it work. Let's paust for a second. The
Speaker 2: ones that make it work. The ones that make it
Speaker 2: work are some of the closest families I've ever known,
Speaker 2: and they go into it with the full understanding that
Speaker 2: it is going to be a different lifestyle. Mom. You know,
Speaker 2: men have a role and women have a role. I
Speaker 2: know this is maybe breaking news and shocking to every
Speaker 2: one of the weirdo freaks who are raised in this
Speaker 2: day and age, but men actually have a different role
Speaker 2: than women do in a home, and women have a
Speaker 2: different role than men. But in military families, mom has
Speaker 2: to fulfill both roles for long periods of time while
Speaker 2: dad is gone. There's no question about that. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to sugarcoat that for you. I'm not going to
Speaker 2: sugarcoat that. It is stressful that there's obviously, especially when
Speaker 2: it comes to something like Green Beret any kind of
Speaker 2: infantry combat. True, but there's always a risk that Dad
Speaker 2: doesn't come back. I'm not gonna sugarcoat any of that
Speaker 2: for you, and that's a decision you and your family
Speaker 2: need to pray about. But I will also say this,
Speaker 2: let me put it this way. You know that I
Speaker 2: hate lions at the zoo. Tigers at the zoo. They
Speaker 2: always look miserable, don't they. You know why because you
Speaker 2: can put them in a night and the most beautiful
Speaker 2: zoo enclosure in the world, and you can feed them.
Speaker 2: I mean, they don't even have to hunt. You can
Speaker 2: feed them. You've even given especially the male lions, you
Speaker 2: gave them a bunch of women. Theyn't even have to
Speaker 2: chase them around. They're right there mating. Seasoned baby whoop,
Speaker 2: she can't escape. But they don't get to really be lions.
Speaker 2: That's not what a lion does, doesn't sit in a
Speaker 2: cage a man. I would assume this is the same
Speaker 2: for women, but I'm not going to speak on that.
Speaker 2: A man has to feel like he has a purpose
Speaker 2: in life or he won't be at all. He has
Speaker 2: no chance at being the man he can be, and
Speaker 2: the man you want him to be. That doesn't mean
Speaker 2: you have to quit your job and go be a
Speaker 2: Greenaway Bray. I'm not saying that. But if you haven't
Speaker 2: found a purpose, if you don't think you've found your
Speaker 2: mission in life as a man, it will kill you.
Speaker 2: And I'm telling you right now, I've gone through this.
Speaker 2: I've gone through this exact same thing multiple times in
Speaker 2: my life where I mean even places where I had
Speaker 2: a solid job, solid job making okay money. I never
Speaker 2: made great money, but making okay money. The bills are paid.
Speaker 2: Selling our v's, actually selling our v's was this and
Speaker 2: I had a lot of fun doing that, and I
Speaker 2: encourage you to go into it if you're interested at
Speaker 2: all in sales. Made a great living. We had a
Speaker 2: mortgage in two cars, not fancy cars, but two cars.
Speaker 2: Mortgage is paid, making the bills, power bill even not
Speaker 2: often but once a week, once every couple weeks. Take
Speaker 2: the old lady out to red lobster by any by
Speaker 2: any measure, Wow, that looked like a decent, comfortable life.
Speaker 2: I felt like it was no purpose and it almost
Speaker 2: killed me. I started drinking too much. Not that that's
Speaker 2: an excuse, but it just killed me. Not having a
Speaker 2: purpose for a man is deadlier than not having money,
Speaker 2: not having anything, It'll kill you. A man has to
Speaker 2: have it. So I'm not saying his purpose has to
Speaker 2: be green, berey or whatever it is. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm not in your marriage. I don't know. Something you
Speaker 2: got to pray about and think about. But the feeling
Speaker 2: of not having a mission or not having a purpose,
Speaker 2: it is palpable for a man, and it sucks your
Speaker 2: life away. And I had a hard time explaining that
Speaker 2: to some people in my life, mostly women in my life.
Speaker 2: You know, how do you explain that to your mom
Speaker 2: but your wife. You've got a good job. I don't understand.
Speaker 2: You're making good money. I don't care. I need more.
Speaker 2: I need not more money, I need something more. That's honestly,
Speaker 2: probably the most satisfying thing about this job. As much
Speaker 2: fun as this is, screwing off with you and playing
Speaker 2: fart sounds every day, and of course trashing Jewish producer Chris,
Speaker 2: all things I'm extremely passionate about, it does feel like
Speaker 2: you could at least do some kind of a good why.
Speaker 2: I don't care if it's just making your day better,
Speaker 2: some sort of a mission, some sort of a reason.
Speaker 2: To sit down. It's probably the reason I enjoy it.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic, fantastic Thursday.
Speaker 2: Remember if you missed any part of the show, you
Speaker 2: can download the whole thing. iHeart Spotify iTunes. White House
Speaker 2: has revealed we're looking at a million self deportations, a
Speaker 2: million self deportations so far. I know it's not enough,
Speaker 2: it's not close to enough, but it's a great start.
Speaker 2: And you know what's been encouraging is the Democrat messaging
Speaker 2: on this. Believe it or not, I'm encourag every time
Speaker 2: a Democrat goes on the television and they say, this
Speaker 2: is horrible, We're abusing these people, they're being kidnapped, they're
Speaker 2: being distant. I love that messaging, even though most of
Speaker 2: it's lies. You know who watches TV. People in other
Speaker 2: countries too. America, instead of being the world's open sewer,
Speaker 2: which is what we've been courtesy of Democrats and James
Speaker 2: Langford for a long time, Instead of being the world's
Speaker 2: open sewer, the word is finally getting out that America
Speaker 2: is freaking closed and our sovereignty will be respected and
Speaker 2: you should feel good about that. That is something that
Speaker 2: should lift your spirits. I know what's a process. I
Speaker 2: know it's not fast enough. But as we've talked about before,
Speaker 2: you me, we're gonna start seeing differences. We didn't even anticipate.
Speaker 2: Some things we can anticipate because they're obvious. Healthcare costs
Speaker 2: are going to go down. They will. Housing costs are
Speaker 2: going to go down in this country, they will, classrooms
Speaker 2: sizes will go down. Therefore the quality of your child's
Speaker 2: education will go up. We've heard, obviously rumors, I've heard
Speaker 2: conflicting reports on this about the lightening up of traffic
Speaker 2: in places like Los Angeles. We'll have less traffic. Look, inevitably,
Speaker 2: we're gonna have less traffic. You start greeting rid of five, ten,
Speaker 2: fifteen million people, that's fewer people on the road. And
Speaker 2: you know, none of those freaking people are ensured. Every
Speaker 2: time one of them rear ends you, and everybody in
Speaker 2: one of these areas knows exactly what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: Every time you get rear ended or t boned, you
Speaker 2: just have to sit there and pray that you don't
Speaker 2: get out of the car and hear, because then you
Speaker 2: know what you're gonna have. H No ibeline insurance, poor
Speaker 2: for four and be freaking horrible. Let's do some emails, Jesse.
Speaker 2: If they're oh, this is Epstein. If there are all
Speaker 2: these underage victims being trafficked by Epstein and his cohorts
Speaker 2: going back years, why aren't they coming four? Some at
Speaker 2: least must be in their twenties. It's hard to believe
Speaker 2: all of them will be so scared to keep their
Speaker 2: identity secret. Okay, so let me give you something right
Speaker 2: between the eyes. Okay, First, many of these brave women
Speaker 2: have come forward. Some are no longer with us. Believe
Speaker 2: one got hit by a bus, and you know how
Speaker 2: that kind of a thing goes. That's not arguable. However,
Speaker 2: remember this, people love to lie. Do you remember the
Speaker 2: Me Too movement? It was brief, by the grace of God.
Speaker 2: I don't remember how brief. I would say six months,
Speaker 2: But the Me Too movement, I forget the name of
Speaker 2: the woman who started it. Chris looked that up. But
Speaker 2: she might be the ugliest human being to ever walk
Speaker 2: the face of the planet. I'm not even being mean.
Speaker 2: If you looked at her, you would think geese. I
Speaker 2: can feel myself turning into stone, and yet that that's
Speaker 2: the woman who started this movement that women had been
Speaker 2: assaulted and abused by men, and if you were a
Speaker 2: victim of that movement. To Tana Burke, that's right. I
Speaker 2: mean look it up. You can look her up if
Speaker 2: you'd like to dispute what I just said to Tana Burke.
Speaker 2: Be careful, your computer screen might break. Go ahead and
Speaker 2: look her up. To Tana Burke, the ugliest woman in
Speaker 2: the history of mankind, this horrible communist activist. She started
Speaker 2: this me too movement thing. Hey, if you're a woman,
Speaker 2: if you've been a victim, if you've been this or that,
Speaker 2: you can come forward. And of course women, many women
Speaker 2: have been victims, and I know women like this. They
Speaker 2: don't want to talk about it publicly. Oftentimes they're ashamed,
Speaker 2: they want to move on, they want to forget, they
Speaker 2: want to do this, or they're afraid. There were plenty
Speaker 2: of women who came forward with honest, true tales of hey,
Speaker 2: this guy abused me, this movie director. Remember that's part
Speaker 2: of the thing that brought down Harvey Weinstein and things
Speaker 2: like that, this guy abused me, this guy did that.
Speaker 2: So there were good things that happened where women who
Speaker 2: had been victimized could come forward and felt comfortable telling
Speaker 2: this story. But do you remember how quickly it turned
Speaker 2: into I went out with this famous guy and he
Speaker 2: tried to kiss me. At the end of the day,
Speaker 2: I went out with this famous guy, and all I
Speaker 2: could talk about was how pretty I was. I feel
Speaker 2: so victimized. Remember how quickly it turned into this kind
Speaker 2: of bizarre vengeance scheme where every woman who had a
Speaker 2: bad date decided she was going to get her pound
Speaker 2: a flash. Remember that, I remember it. Do you think
Speaker 2: there's none of that with Jeffrey Epstein? Remember when this story,
Speaker 2: this story has been hot for a long long time.
Speaker 2: Remember there are obviously a lot of victims, real, real
Speaker 2: honest victims. But you say, why aren't more are coming forward?
Speaker 2: Maybe most of them have already come forward. Maybe there
Speaker 2: are a bunch of names in those files. Remember there's
Speaker 2: no lists. That's an Internet term. There's no list. There
Speaker 2: are files, piles and piles and piles of them. Especially
Speaker 2: because of all the trials around gis Lane, Maxwell and Epstein,
Speaker 2: that there's just piles of files. Aha, Hey, Chris, do
Speaker 2: you hear that? That rhymed piles of files? Why? Why
Speaker 2: does nothing impress you anymore? And I donder what's wrong anyway?
Speaker 2: There are piles and piles of files. And do you
Speaker 2: think every woman in that file who brought forward a
Speaker 2: complaint you think you think all those are legit? Of
Speaker 2: course not, that's ridiculous, it's not true. But this whole
Speaker 2: thing's been a mess and the messaging on it from
Speaker 2: the Trump administration, from the White House, including Donald Trump himself,
Speaker 2: has been beyond awful. The messaging has been awful. They
Speaker 2: promise people goods. Pam BONDI. The files are on my desk.
Speaker 2: Here's a binder with all the names. There's been a
Speaker 2: lot of overpromising. People want deliverance and they don't want
Speaker 2: to now all of a sudden, here this is a
Speaker 2: waste of time. Let's move on. But if you want
Speaker 2: to know my entire thoughts on it, I laid them
Speaker 2: all out for yesterday for the first hour. I have
Speaker 2: a theory. iHeart Spotify iTunes. The podcast of the show
Speaker 2: is free. If you want to hear my extended theory
Speaker 2: on it and missed it yesterday, I laid it all
Speaker 2: out for you. I think the whole thing's ugly, and
Speaker 2: I just want to back up the point that I made.
Speaker 2: I believe Donald Trump with his public statements, I believe
Speaker 2: he's prepping the ground for a leak, a media leak
Speaker 2: that'll show his name in the files. I think that's
Speaker 2: what he's been doing.