Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: Let's have some fun on a Tuesday, a spectacular Tuesday,
Speaker 2: and man, we have quite a show for you tonight.
Speaker 2: We are going to discuss well the different value systems
Speaker 2: of men who voted for Trump versus women who voted
Speaker 2: for Harris as an NBC pull out, and we're going
Speaker 2: to discuss the building blocks of a society. So on
Speaker 2: and so forth. We'll talk some more about crime, the
Speaker 2: communists who were dug in throughout our system. I can't
Speaker 2: decide who I hate more, the Chuck Schumer types or
Speaker 2: the Jasmine Crockett types. Communists lie about everything at all times.
Speaker 2: All that so much more. A bunch of emails coming
Speaker 2: up tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly's Show. First,
Speaker 2: I want to begin here. A society, A successful society. Now,
Speaker 2: let's let's stop for a second. What do we mean
Speaker 2: when we say successful? What is the purpose of a society?
Speaker 2: What is the purpose of living in a country, a city,
Speaker 2: a town, a tiny village, no matter what country you're in.
Speaker 2: Why why come together with other people? Why don't you
Speaker 2: live by yourself? Why would you come together and live
Speaker 2: with other people for the protection and collective prosperity society provides.
Speaker 2: That's why you come together with other people. Together, we
Speaker 2: can look after one another, care for one another, and together,
Speaker 2: when we come together, we can prosper more. You know,
Speaker 2: the whole was greater than the sum of its parts.
Speaker 2: That kind of that way of thinking, that's the purpose
Speaker 2: of society, of human beings coming together. And if we
Speaker 2: have to put too fine a point on it, although
Speaker 2: I guess it's kind of where we're going here. That's
Speaker 2: how That's how men and women get to meet each other.
Speaker 2: And when they meet each other, they tend to like
Speaker 2: each other. And when they like each other, they get married,
Speaker 2: and they make babies and they start families. And that's
Speaker 2: how society continues and grows. That's why we come together
Speaker 2: as a society and to determine whether or not your
Speaker 2: society is healthy and prosperous or will be healthy and prosperous. Really,
Speaker 2: there's a very simple metric. Did you know that it's
Speaker 2: not GDP taxes Republican Democrat left right. Story after story
Speaker 2: after story throughout history proves that healthy societies that will
Speaker 2: last a long time. Our societies was strong, stay nuclear families.
Speaker 2: Let me pause before I go on here. You have
Speaker 2: your own life to live, so do I, and we
Speaker 2: will all have different callings in life. Maybe your calling
Speaker 2: is not to have a family or start a family,
Speaker 2: not to have a wife, not to have a husband, children,
Speaker 2: And you know what's wrong with that? Nothing? Absolutely nothing.
Speaker 2: Some people have different people have different paths. I'm talking
Speaker 2: about society as a whole. So if any part of
Speaker 2: what I'm about to say offends you, don't send me
Speaker 2: any email, because I don't care. Let's move on in
Speaker 2: order to determine whether a society will remain strong and
Speaker 2: prosperous and continue on throughout the generations. You will have
Speaker 2: a society, no matter the government, no matter what else where.
Speaker 2: Men marry women, they stay married and they make babies.
Speaker 2: Men marry women, stay married and make babies. O That,
Speaker 2: in and of itself, that is the building block of
Speaker 2: a healthy society, the foundation for those who maybe aren't
Speaker 2: construction inclined. You ever have any new development, new buildings
Speaker 2: being built in your area, and eventually you'll drive by
Speaker 2: and there'll be a big concrete slab you see there,
Speaker 2: normally with some piping sticking out of it. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm talking about. You've driven by you see what
Speaker 2: I'm talking about. What is that? That is the foundation.
Speaker 2: It's not just concrete's full of rebarts, full of everything else.
Speaker 2: Why do they overbuild the foundation because it's everything. Every
Speaker 2: other thing that goes on that building, the walls, the windows,
Speaker 2: the bathroom, the bottom floor, the top floor, all of
Speaker 2: it rests on that foundation. And if that foundation is weak,
Speaker 2: if that foundation breaks apart, it doesn't matter how great
Speaker 2: the windows are, you could have spared no expense. They
Speaker 2: will break, they will crumble, The build voting itself will fall.
Speaker 2: The foundation is everything, The foundation, the building block, the
Speaker 2: base of every single society, without exception, is a strong family.
Speaker 2: This comes in different forms, but a strong family, and
Speaker 2: what I just said is widely known, talked about, and
Speaker 2: written about for all of known human history. Again, different religions,
Speaker 2: different places on Earth, different time periods will approach this
Speaker 2: in different ways, maybe ways that you find bad or horrific,
Speaker 2: but they all knew it was the case, all of them.
Speaker 2: Men need to get with women and they need to
Speaker 2: make babies and raise them. Period. That's how you build
Speaker 2: a strong society. The United States of America the United
Speaker 2: States of America was founded by Christian people seeking freedom,
Speaker 2: mainly religious freedom, but also a chance to make it
Speaker 2: different sects of Christianity we talked about many times before,
Speaker 2: but they were all generally, they generally had that belief system,
Speaker 2: and for most of the history of this country that
Speaker 2: has led to strong families, men marrying women and making babies. No,
Speaker 2: that's not at all universal. Maybe that wasn't your history,
Speaker 2: but that's been the basis of our society, and that
Speaker 2: is what has made us so strong and prosperous. You know,
Speaker 2: we speak about the World War two generation, and it's
Speaker 2: very common to call that generation the greatest generation. Maybe
Speaker 2: it was, maybe it wasn't. It was certainly wonderful. But
Speaker 2: what made people like that? Why did we have a
Speaker 2: society that immediately, immediately in the wake of being attacked.
Speaker 2: It wasn't partisan, And of course there was partisan politics,
Speaker 2: I'm not denying that. But the people themselves, the men
Speaker 2: got up and went to war. Period. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: I'm going down to the recruiting office. If you didn't,
Speaker 2: you better have an amazing excuse or you would be shamed.
Speaker 2: There were men who couldn't go for physical reasons, who
Speaker 2: killed themselves. Did you know that horrible? I mean not
Speaker 2: recommending it, but that's the level of commitment of patriotism.
Speaker 2: That's the fabric this society had. And what happened with
Speaker 2: the women When the men had to set down the
Speaker 2: wrenches and left the factories and went off the war,
Speaker 2: the women, not made for that kind of work, immediately
Speaker 2: went in, I'm gonna build stuff on country needs me.
Speaker 2: My husband needs me, not my son needs me. I'm
Speaker 2: going to build planes. I'm going to build tanks. A
Speaker 2: fabric of a society, a social cohesion. How did we
Speaker 2: end up with a society like that? Strong families? It
Speaker 2: wasn't the government. It was moms and dads coming together,
Speaker 2: getting married, making babies, and then raising them. If you
Speaker 2: if you were to ask me, hey, Jesse, where will
Speaker 2: America be one hundred years from now? I would request
Speaker 2: from you if you had access to the information one metric.
Speaker 2: I would not ask you who controls Congress, who's been
Speaker 2: the president. I wouldn't ask you the state of the border,
Speaker 2: the taxes that. I wouldn't ask you anything else but
Speaker 2: one metric. What are the marriage statistics in the United
Speaker 2: States of America one hundred years from now? If that
Speaker 2: number is high, if young men are marrying young women
Speaker 2: making babies in stain. Together, the United States of America
Speaker 2: will prosper, thrive, and continue on for a long time.
Speaker 2: If one hundred years from now, twenty percent of our
Speaker 2: society's married, the United States of America is finished, it
Speaker 2: probably won't even be here anymore, because that is the foundation. Now,
Speaker 2: maybe I doubt it, But maybe you have a problem
Speaker 2: with what I just said. Maybe instead of a problem,
Speaker 2: let me put it this way. Maybe you disagree with
Speaker 2: what I just said. That's fine, that's fine, obviously you're
Speaker 2: allowed to have your own mind. But you know who
Speaker 2: agrees with what I just said, every single word of it.
Speaker 2: The communist. The communist knows what I just said is true.
Speaker 2: He knows it for a fact. He knows that a
Speaker 2: good nuclear family that is how you keep a nation together,
Speaker 2: and that as how you keep the people happy and prosperous.
Speaker 2: He knows that for a fact. And because his goal
Speaker 2: is the destruction of the country, is burning it down,
Speaker 2: he has sought every single avenue he can possibly find
Speaker 2: to destroy it. He has not destroyed it here, but
Speaker 2: he has wounded it deeply. And we're about to have
Speaker 2: a talk about young right wing men versus young left
Speaker 2: wing women. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
Speaker 2: fantastic Tuesday. Did I mention? I did mention? Oh, I
Speaker 2: did mention that halfway through next hour we continue our
Speaker 2: tournament of crappiest countries in the world. I'm so excite
Speaker 2: it for that, and I will get to a bunch
Speaker 2: of emails and things. Before we get to that, I
Speaker 2: have to continue our talk o case you're just not
Speaker 2: joining us. I just talked in the open about how
Speaker 2: the building blocked. The foundation of every society is nuclear
Speaker 2: families today, tomorrow, yesteryear. That is the foundation of every society.
Speaker 2: And if your society has that, you will prosper and
Speaker 2: you will grow, and if you lose that, you will
Speaker 2: falter and you will disappear. Period America one hundred years
Speaker 2: from now. That's the only statistic I need to know.
Speaker 2: So NBC News Decision Desk did a poll of gen
Speaker 2: Z adults eighteen to twenty nine, and I want to
Speaker 2: pause here for a moment in the interest of accuracy.
Speaker 2: First of all, these numbers, these are younger people. That
Speaker 2: does not mean they're dumb, but that does mean things
Speaker 2: will change a little as they get older, they're really bad.
Speaker 2: They'll hopefully get a little better, but some of them
Speaker 2: are going to get a little worse. And it was
Speaker 2: kind of doing a poll on the differences between well,
Speaker 2: they pulled a lot of things, but specifically men who
Speaker 2: voted for Donald Trump young men eighteen to twenty nine
Speaker 2: versus women who voted for Kamala Harris. Men who voted
Speaker 2: for Donald Trump important to personal definition of success. The
Speaker 2: poll asked them this, what will make you successful? What
Speaker 2: do you consider success? You know what the number one
Speaker 2: answer is for men who voted for Donald Trump young
Speaker 2: men eighteen to twenty nine, having children? You know what
Speaker 2: the number one answer is for women who voted for
Speaker 2: Dome for Kamala Harris, having a fulfilling career. Do you
Speaker 2: know what the least important factor was for women who
Speaker 2: voted for Kamala Harris, having children the most important factor
Speaker 2: for men Republican men was the least important factor for
Speaker 2: Democrat women. So let's talk about why we already talked
Speaker 2: about how important it is to have nuclear families. Doesn't
Speaker 2: mean it has to be you, but it is everything
Speaker 2: for a society to have a buch of them, to
Speaker 2: have that be the bulk of society. The communist. As
Speaker 2: I said, even if you disagree with me, the communist doesn't.
Speaker 2: He knows that. And so, if you're going to break
Speaker 2: up a nuclear family, how do you do this? What's
Speaker 2: the best way to do this? Well, let me tell
Speaker 2: you what communists understood in the Soviet Union. The same
Speaker 2: thing they understood in Cambodia, the same thing they understood
Speaker 2: in East Germany, the same thing they understand in China,
Speaker 2: and the same thing American communists understand. Now, if you
Speaker 2: are going to infiltrate the family unit and break it up,
Speaker 2: the easiest way to get in there is through the women.
Speaker 2: Now stop for a moment, because maybe you think I'm
Speaker 2: being standard misogynistic Jesse. And that's not the case actually
Speaker 2: right now at all. It's not because women are communists naturally,
Speaker 2: or because women are stupid, or because that's not the
Speaker 2: case at all. Women have two distinct characteristics that generally
Speaker 2: make them different than men. It's how God created them.
Speaker 2: And those two characteristics are this A. They are more
Speaker 2: inclined to be peacemakers and people pleasers. When you have
Speaker 2: an extra bud heavy at a party and you start
Speaker 2: yelling at your buddy, it's most likely going to be
Speaker 2: your wife, your girlfriend who steps in and says, hey, hey,
Speaker 2: it's okay, Hey, hey, let's calm down. We don't we
Speaker 2: don't want to fight. It's not a bad thing. You know,
Speaker 2: men and women are supposed to be different. You work
Speaker 2: with each other. It's a good thing. But of course
Speaker 2: it can be manipulated for evil. That's one that's a
Speaker 2: b As we've discussed before, women are created with a
Speaker 2: motherly nature. Does not mean all women will be mothers,
Speaker 2: but if you are a woman, you are created with it.
Speaker 2: This this inherent instinct to care for something weaker and smaller,
Speaker 2: to to protect it. What communists figured out a long
Speaker 2: time ago is they can They can take advantage of
Speaker 2: those two things. She will want peace, calm down, hey,
Speaker 2: back off. So he knows he can get loud, he
Speaker 2: can get mean, and her inclination is going to be
Speaker 2: to try to calm the situation down instead of fighting it.
Speaker 2: And he knows he can take that wonderful nurturing nature
Speaker 2: of you. If you are young enough, dumb enough, get
Speaker 2: caught up with the wrong friends, he can take that
Speaker 2: wonderful nurturing nature and he can turn you into the mother,
Speaker 2: not of your child, of his cause, instead of the
Speaker 2: mother of your baby. You are the mother of the illegal.
Speaker 2: You're the mother of the career criminal. You're the mother
Speaker 2: of this, You're the mother of the earth. You're the mother,
Speaker 2: and you will fight and protect it. As I've said before,
Speaker 2: that's why you sent your beautiful eighteen year old daughter
Speaker 2: off to college and two years later you got a
Speaker 2: three hundred pound lesbian with her head shaved, who hates
Speaker 2: you almost as much as she hates God and doesn't
Speaker 2: celebrate Christmas anymore. They took her her wonderful things, the
Speaker 2: wonderful things inside of her, and they twisted it. And
Speaker 2: they've been doing this to American women for years in
Speaker 2: years in years in years, and the net result is disastrous.
Speaker 2: Doesn't mean it has to stay this way, but right
Speaker 2: now it's disastrous. We'll continue on this, we'll finish this
Speaker 2: up here in just a moment. It is the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show on a fantastic Tuesday. Member. You can email
Speaker 2: the show, and you should Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2: In fact, I'm gonna get to some of those emails here,
Speaker 2: and just a second before I do, I want to
Speaker 2: finish this up. The Communist has been attacking women, using
Speaker 2: women and their nature to destroy the nuclear family in
Speaker 2: this country for a very long time. Now we have
Speaker 2: Democrat women and Republican men who are as opposite as
Speaker 2: the sun and water. They are black and white, complete opposites.
Speaker 2: Men number one priority having children, women last priority they
Speaker 2: have having children. And the net result, of course, is
Speaker 2: not just misery for men and misery for women. The
Speaker 2: net result is they're not getting married. Of course, they're
Speaker 2: not getting married. Their values don't align. They're not getting married.
Speaker 2: They shouldn't get married. Their values don't align. Now, that
Speaker 2: foundation of society that we discussed in the opening, it's gone.
Speaker 2: It's broken, it's breaking, and we have to change it.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to leave. I'm gonna move on through
Speaker 2: some emails and other things here in a moment. I'm
Speaker 2: just I haven't done many of those in a while,
Speaker 2: and I want to get to that. And there's some
Speaker 2: great ones tonight. But couple things. My sons are not
Speaker 2: allowed to bring democrats into my home. They date. I
Speaker 2: don't care if you don't like that, And look, they
Speaker 2: can go do what they want when they're eighteen. I'm
Speaker 2: not their lord, High Commander, I'm their father. But a
Speaker 2: Democrat woman will never come in in my home. I've
Speaker 2: already discussed it with them endlessly, and that's not for
Speaker 2: any other reason than this, because I love them. And
Speaker 2: a woman like that will destroy your happiness, and most
Speaker 2: likely she'll turn you into a communist. But even if
Speaker 2: you're strong enough to not, she will destroy your happiness
Speaker 2: because she's unhappy, she hates herself. She will end up
Speaker 2: hating you, and life is miserable. So one, my sons
Speaker 2: are not allowed to bring a Democrat woman home under
Speaker 2: any circumstances. She is not welcome in my home. Two,
Speaker 2: be careful with your baby, girl. I know you love her.
Speaker 2: You have protected her, nurtured her, taught her values as
Speaker 2: best you can. Right, we're on the human beings. We
Speaker 2: do the best we can. I know all that. Please
Speaker 2: do not think that stops when she turns eighteen years old. Look,
Speaker 2: they're after her on Instagram. You don't need no man, girl.
Speaker 2: They're after her, her society all around her. They're after her,
Speaker 2: circling her like wolves at all times, in an effort
Speaker 2: to destroy her, in an effort to turn her from
Speaker 2: the wonderful person. She is into an evil communist demon
Speaker 2: who will destroy this country as fast as she possibly can.
Speaker 2: They are after her, Daddy. I want to go to Berkeley.
Speaker 2: It's my dream. No find it in you to say no.
Speaker 2: Find it in you not because you hate her, because
Speaker 2: you love her so much, and because you understand you
Speaker 2: would never take her to the zoo and throw her
Speaker 2: in the gorilla enclosure. Therefore, don't send her to UCLA.
Speaker 2: For Pete's sake, We've got to be more careful with
Speaker 2: these girls. Protect your young women, not just on the
Speaker 2: train in Charlotte. Protect your young women. Let's do some emails.
Speaker 2: I know that was heavy. We have a bunch of
Speaker 2: other stuff I want to get to. We'll make fun
Speaker 2: of Stacy Abrams, talk about communists, lying about everything, using
Speaker 2: your values against you. We'll try to decide who we
Speaker 2: hate more than Chuck Schumer types or Jasmine Crockett types.
Speaker 2: But we're not doing any more of that right now.
Speaker 2: Let's get to this. Hey, connoisseur of crappy countries, he said,
Speaker 2: the subject of this one is stuff you didn't mention
Speaker 2: about Haiti. I'm not sure I agree with Hadi beating
Speaker 2: out Yemen, but you neglected to mention several things about
Speaker 2: the hell hole known as Haiti, those being their awful
Speaker 2: slave revolt which was their revolution, the frequent earthquakes, the
Speaker 2: sick Voodoo religion. How could you gloss over those? I
Speaker 2: love the show. Look, the crappiest country in the world.
Speaker 2: Tournament has to be condensed. If we were going to
Speaker 2: sit and list every horrible thing about every one of
Speaker 2: these countries, it would take ages. But I thought maybe
Speaker 2: just in case some people don't know, I should explain
Speaker 2: really a huge part of why Haiti is such a disaster.
Speaker 2: You know about the Transatlantic slave trade, and of course
Speaker 2: your American high school teachers and most definitely college professors
Speaker 2: told you that the United States of America was the
Speaker 2: only one doing this, and we're the most evil country
Speaker 2: in the world. Had no one else ever had slaves ever,
Speaker 2: But that's of course completely ridiculous and wrong. Hauling slaves
Speaker 2: from Africa into the Western Hemisphere was hemisphere, was huge business.
Speaker 2: That's why today you have black people all over Caribbean islands,
Speaker 2: all over South America. This is the legacy of the
Speaker 2: Western Hemisphere bringing in African slaves as fast as humanly possible,
Speaker 2: and it was the different countries of the world, the
Speaker 2: countries that were large and powerful, France, you know, Spain,
Speaker 2: these countries, they were the ones who were taking over
Speaker 2: these various islands and territories, trying to extract all the
Speaker 2: wealth they could and whatnot. Haiti was one of those ones.
Speaker 2: It was governed by the French. Haiti produced something that
Speaker 2: was honestly you when you learn about sugar. In the
Speaker 2: old days, we don't think about the value of sugar
Speaker 2: because everybody has sugar in their house. I guarantee you
Speaker 2: have a jar or a sack of it laying around.
Speaker 2: Everybody does. My wife made a bunch cake today, just
Speaker 2: a big sack of sugar sitting there on the counter
Speaker 2: when I left. Sugar is nothing to us now, but
Speaker 2: sugar back then you need to think about it like
Speaker 2: oil today. That's how valuable it was. The whole world
Speaker 2: wanted it, and you couldn't just make it in a lab.
Speaker 2: If it wasn't easily read, it wasn't readily available. Back then,
Speaker 2: everyone wanted it. France got a hold of this place
Speaker 2: where you could grow sugar cane, a lot of it
Speaker 2: we know it today is Haiti wasn't called that back then,
Speaker 2: but we know it today is Haiti. But processing sugar
Speaker 2: cane without machinery, which they did not have back then,
Speaker 2: is awful. Awful. They used this I'll call it a
Speaker 2: curved machete. That's not what it's called, but it's the
Speaker 2: best way I can explain it. You have to hack
Speaker 2: it down, you have to shave it off. It is
Speaker 2: unbelievably labor intensive. And in order to do all this labor,
Speaker 2: they did what really everyone else did back then. You
Speaker 2: went and traded with African slave traders, which were also
Speaker 2: other African tribes, but we won't get into that right now.
Speaker 2: And you got yourself a new batch of slaves. You
Speaker 2: brought them over and they essentially worked them to death.
Speaker 2: And Haiti was awful. It was subhuman the way those
Speaker 2: people were treated. Awful. Well, this one I'm for a
Speaker 2: very long time, and it created very very odd divisions
Speaker 2: in the society as it went on. There were even
Speaker 2: mixed races known as Mulatta's Mulattos, where they were half white,
Speaker 2: half black. They were kind of a separate class. Then
Speaker 2: there were the white class, and then there was the
Speaker 2: black slave class. And it was all this was terrible,
Speaker 2: and there was all kinds of torture and death and misering.
Speaker 2: It was just awful. And this inevitably prompted a slave result, result,
Speaker 2: a slave revolt at a time when France looked they
Speaker 2: were large and powerful, but that they were really they
Speaker 2: really were not ready to handle a revault around the
Speaker 2: world when they were going through everything else they were
Speaker 2: going through. Don't think it was fast and easy. It
Speaker 2: took a very, very, very long time, this slave result.
Speaker 2: And there were people being buried alive, hanged on hooks.
Speaker 2: It's all kinds hacked to death with machetes, all kinds
Speaker 2: of awful stuff. If you ever want to really dig
Speaker 2: into it, it's hard to find accurate accounts of it,
Speaker 2: but they are out there. It's an ugly, ugly, ugly affair.
Speaker 2: And at the end of this affair, the French essentially lost.
Speaker 2: Look it's not quite that simple, but the French lost.
Speaker 2: But Haiti, the people of Haiti brought something else with them,
Speaker 2: demonic African religions. Mainly I'm talking about voodoo. You know.
Speaker 2: The Dominican Republic, remember shares An Island with Haiti, same demographics,
Speaker 2: same skin color. All that Dominican Republic thrives what do
Speaker 2: they believe, Well, they're all Catholics. What's the difference between
Speaker 2: the two. It's not skin color, it's religion. Haiti's a
Speaker 2: demonic devil worshiping hell whole and that's why they eat
Speaker 2: cats in each other, the horrible place in every way.
Speaker 2: Let's stop that. Let's talk a little bit more about crime.
Speaker 2: Before we talk crime, I'm trying to decide who I
Speaker 2: hate more. That'll be healthy. Next it is the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show on a wonderful, fantastic Tuesday. If you miss
Speaker 2: any part of the show, you can download the whole
Speaker 2: thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. We're gonna get back and
Speaker 2: talk a little bit more about crime, but it's gonna
Speaker 2: be a little kind of a different way than we
Speaker 2: were discussing it yesterday. That's gonna be in just a
Speaker 2: little bit before we get to that. So I was thinking,
Speaker 2: sometimes I have these thoughts when I daydream. I'm a
Speaker 2: huge daydreamer, It's one of my specialties. I was thinking,
Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer, those types I'm naming Chuck Schumer, But there
Speaker 2: are many of them, elite communists, the ones who don't
Speaker 2: believe in anything, but they speak the words. They know
Speaker 2: the words they have to speak, they know the things
Speaker 2: they have to say. Who do you hate more? The
Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer types who don't believe in anything but they
Speaker 2: say it, or the real, true believing animals, the bj
Speaker 2: the Brandon Johnson types. The mayor of Chicago, black people
Speaker 2: built Chicago is ridiculous and stupid and not true at all.
Speaker 2: But who do you hate more? You have Chuck Schumer.
Speaker 2: He doesn't even necessarily pretend that well that he's into
Speaker 2: whatever he's saying. Chuck Schumer knows that AOC is always
Speaker 2: lurking in New York. He's constantly worried about her primary
Speaker 2: ing him from his left, and so he hasn't changed
Speaker 2: any of his beliefs. He doesn't even have any beliefs.
Speaker 2: But he knows he has to sound like Fidel Castro
Speaker 2: now and used the most over the top dramatic language
Speaker 2: all the time possible, and he says things like.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has steered our economy straight into an iceberg,
Speaker 1: and the ss Trump is sinking before our eyes. And
Speaker 1: I warned my republic and colleagues. The longer you remain aboard,
Speaker 1: the greater the danger you face of sinking with the ship.
Speaker 2: Remember that photo op he took. I think it was
Speaker 2: Independence Day, but don't quote me on that. I forget
Speaker 2: what the occasion was. Remember the photo op which he took,
Speaker 2: just a complete lizard person. If you don't remember it,
Speaker 2: here's what it was. Chuck Schumer posted a picture of
Speaker 2: himself on social media standing in front of a grill.
Speaker 2: On that grill, there were a bunch of burger patties.
Speaker 2: Only it was obvious to anybody they were not cooked
Speaker 2: if the grill was even on. If the grill was on,
Speaker 2: those burger patties had been on the grill about five seconds.
Speaker 2: That's if the grill was even on. They were obviously
Speaker 2: raw burger patties. And on top of one of the
Speaker 2: raw burger patties there was a slice of cheese. So
Speaker 2: it was obviously just a photo op. But it was
Speaker 2: more than just a deceptive photo op. Nobody, most definitely
Speaker 2: not Chuck Schumer. The lizard person looked at the slice
Speaker 2: of cheese on the uncooked burger and said, that doesn't
Speaker 2: seem like something a normal person would do. We should
Speaker 2: maybe cook the burger first, or it just never even
Speaker 2: occurred to them, complete lizard people. But then there's the
Speaker 2: true believers. These are the ones Chris hates the most.
Speaker 2: I should point out he already chimed in Jewish producer.
Speaker 2: Chris hates them the most. He says, without the true believers,
Speaker 2: people like Chuck Schumer wouldn't exist. I don't necessarily disagree
Speaker 2: with that somewhat. These types, who do you hate more?
Speaker 3: I want to be clear that like law enforcement isn't
Speaker 3: to prevent crime, law enforcement softs crime. Okay, that is
Speaker 3: what they are supposed to do. They are supposed to
Speaker 3: solve crimes, not necessarily prevent them from happening.
Speaker 2: Per se the Jasmine Crocketts, the true Believers, or the
Speaker 2: Chuck Schumers. Anyway, Not even sure why I went there,
Speaker 2: but I do think about this. Who is more responsible?
Speaker 2: Unlike Chris? I lay more feet at the blame of
Speaker 2: the Chuck Schumers. And here's here's what, Chris, what what?
Speaker 2: More feet at the blame? More blame at the feet Chris?
Speaker 2: You know I don't need you correcting everything I say
Speaker 2: so stupid anyway, I lay more blame at the feet,
Speaker 2: like I said the first time, Chris heard it wrong.
Speaker 2: I lay more blame at the feet of the Chuck
Speaker 2: Schumer types. Because the true believer types are generally really stupid.
Speaker 2: Look you're limbo am Peggy the Democrat in your life
Speaker 2: who believes MSNBC. She's kind of special needs. She need No,
Speaker 2: I didn't mean that in so Chris, No, I didn't
Speaker 2: mean it. No, I didn't. I mean she needs help,
Speaker 2: like eating soup. She needs help. She's not a human
Speaker 2: being that has what you have. She doesn't have the
Speaker 2: intellect or even really the desire to wade through the lies.
Speaker 2: She's like a I want you to think of your
Speaker 2: liberal aunt Peggy as a dog that lost its leg
Speaker 2: and now it's kind of it's one of these tripods
Speaker 2: that's hopping around. That dog needs one of those little
Speaker 2: scooter things. They can give it where it can use
Speaker 2: wheels to say, that's you. You need to help her.
Speaker 2: You need to be those wheels. That's what she needs.
Speaker 2: She's a three legged dog. Whereas Sheuman knows exactly who
Speaker 2: he is. He knows exactly what that dog needs. But
Speaker 2: instead of giving that dog help, instead of giving that
Speaker 2: dog wheels, he's chosen to inject it with rabies. It's
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Speaker 2: talk a little bit more about crime, since we're all
Speaker 2: discussing it. And Vince Congolese, who's very sharp guy. I
Speaker 2: saw he went and dug this up. This is Robert Conti.
Speaker 2: He's a former police chief. This is him talking in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three about how, hey, it's just a small
Speaker 2: percentage committing all these crimes. We gotta do we.
Speaker 4: Really want to see homicides go down, is keep bad
Speaker 4: guys with guns in jail, because when they in jail,
Speaker 4: they can't be in community shooting people. So when people
Speaker 4: talk about what we're gonna do different, or what we
Speaker 4: should do different, what we need to do different, that's
Speaker 4: the thing that we need to do different. We need
Speaker 4: to keep violent people in jail. Right now, the average
Speaker 4: homicide suspect, the average homicide suspect has been arrested eleven
Speaker 4: times prior to them committing a homicide.
Speaker 2: That is a problem. That is a problem. The average
Speaker 2: homicide suspect has been arrested eleven times. You know what
Speaker 2: cops will tell you. Cops have been working a beat
Speaker 2: for a while. They know when they're teenagers, who's going
Speaker 2: to turn out to be a killer, who's going to
Speaker 2: end up in prison? Why aren't they Let's talk a
Speaker 2: little bit more about the network. We already talked about
Speaker 2: the motivation last night, why communists want this violent crime.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about the network behind it next