Speaker 1: It is Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday.
Speaker 2: As we try to sort through things here, I'm still hurting,
Speaker 2: You're still hurting. That's life. I promise you. We are
Speaker 2: going to get by. I promise you. We're gonna laugh
Speaker 2: a half hour from now, and we do the Crappiest
Speaker 2: Country in the World tournament. And yes, we're gonna talk
Speaker 2: about all these people getting fired and many other things,
Speaker 2: but we're not doing any more of that right now.
Speaker 2: Probably now more than ever. We need a Medal of
Speaker 2: Honor Monday. Every Monday at this time, we find an
Speaker 2: American hero who earned a Medal of Honor and we
Speaker 2: honor them. We read their name, and we read their deeds,
Speaker 2: and we talk about heroism and fighting for the country
Speaker 2: and fighting for your fellow man. And it is really,
Speaker 2: really really important now that we carry that message. I'm
Speaker 2: going to really really stress this because people when they
Speaker 2: are afraid, and a lot of people are afraid, maybe
Speaker 2: you are afraid, they need someone who is courageous and bold.
Speaker 2: They will follow that person. Cowardice is courageous. Is Cowardice
Speaker 2: is courageous. Cowardice is contagious, and so is courage. Speak
Speaker 2: to your children about these men and their deeds. Speak
Speaker 2: to your office about it, your church. This is not political.
Speaker 2: You can get away with this anywhere. You're the fire department,
Speaker 2: police department. Speak about these things, learn about heroism and
Speaker 2: what people have done. Now is a time for people
Speaker 2: of courage to rise up. I got this email. Remember
Speaker 2: we take email suggestions that they're welcome. There's a long
Speaker 2: backlog because this thing's gotten pretty popular, but email us
Speaker 2: Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. Hey, Jesse, I'm a
Speaker 2: seventh grader head of school in Minnesota. That was last year,
Speaker 2: though he's an eighth grader. Now, I would like you
Speaker 2: to read the Medal of Honor citation and play taps
Speaker 2: for Robert E. Fleming, who served in World War Two
Speaker 2: and graduated from this school. And that he says thanks kid,
Speaker 2: gloves menu nerd baldy. Not very nice either way. Richard
Speaker 2: Eugene Fleming was born in Saint Paul, Minnesota, in nineteen
Speaker 2: seventeen United States Marine Corps Reserve and what I'm about
Speaker 2: to read for you here took place in Midway. I
Speaker 2: want to remind you. I know this is basic, but
Speaker 2: a lot of people don't know basics. People wake up
Speaker 2: in their own time that the Japanese they didn't just
Speaker 2: beat us at Pearl Harbor. They thumped us in the Philippines.
Speaker 2: They were thumping everybody, the Brits, everybody. They were expanding rapidly,
Speaker 2: and they were on their way to Hawaii. Wrap your
Speaker 2: mind around that. The Japanese were coming to Hawaii not
Speaker 2: for another Pearl Harbor bombing. They were coming to take it.
Speaker 2: We can't even we can't even wrap our minds around
Speaker 2: that now. But they were coming to take the Hawaiian islands.
Speaker 2: And part of their plan was to ambush us at Midway, well,
Speaker 2: take a takeout Midway Island. And we, through our intelligence service,
Speaker 2: we were reading there, essentially reading their mail. We pieced
Speaker 2: together enough information and figured out, wait a minute, there's
Speaker 2: a large force going to attack Midway to ambush Midway.
Speaker 2: What if we ambushed them? And so we assembled all
Speaker 2: these ships, all these aircraft carries. But I want you
Speaker 2: to keep in mind, attacking ships in a plane is
Speaker 2: a very very dangerous affair. Not only are they shooting
Speaker 2: at you the ship itself, other planes are shooting at you.
Speaker 2: There are endless mechanical failures it is so something that
Speaker 2: can end up fatally. The pilots of World War Two,
Speaker 2: all of them, but especially the Pacific pilots, should deserve
Speaker 2: your unending respect. It was a dangerous, dangerous job and
Speaker 2: many of them didn't make it home. And our success
Speaker 2: at Midway, when we thumped the Japanese at Midway, it
Speaker 2: stopped that expansion. They never expanded again. From then on
Speaker 2: we started to push back the tide. So without further
Speaker 2: ado Richard Eugene Fleming, United States Marine Corps, Hey honoring
Speaker 2: those who went above and beyond. It's Medal of Honor
Speaker 2: Monday for extraordinary heroism and conspicuous intrepidity above and beyond
Speaker 2: the call of duty as flight officer, Marine Scout bombing
Speaker 2: Squadron two forty one during action against enemy Japanese forces
Speaker 2: in the Battle Midway on the fourth and fifth of
Speaker 2: June nineteen forty two. When his squadron commander was shot
Speaker 2: down during the initial attack upon an enemy aircraft carrier,
Speaker 2: Captain Fleming led the remainder of the division with such
Speaker 2: fearless determination that he dived his own plane to the
Speaker 2: perilously low altitude of four hundred feet before releasing his
Speaker 2: bomb although his craft was riddled by one hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy nine hits in the blistering hail of fire that
Speaker 2: burst upon him from Japanese fighter guns and anti aircraft batteries,
Speaker 2: he pulled out with only two minor wounds inflicted upon
Speaker 2: himself on the On the night of fourth of June,
Speaker 2: when the squadron commander lost his way and became separated
Speaker 2: from the others, Captain Fleming brought his own plane in
Speaker 2: for a safe landing at its base, despite hazardous weather
Speaker 2: conditions and total darkness. The following day, after left les
Speaker 2: than four hours of sleep, he led the second division
Speaker 2: of his squadron in a coordinated glide bombing and dive
Speaker 2: bombing assault upon a Japanese battleship. Undeterred by a fateful
Speaker 2: approach glide during which his ship was struck and set
Speaker 2: a fire, he grimly pressed home his attack to an
Speaker 2: altitude of five hundred feet, released his bomb to score
Speaker 2: a near miss on the stern of his target, then
Speaker 2: crashed to the sea in flames. His dauntless perseverance and
Speaker 2: unyielding devotion to duty were in keeping with the highest
Speaker 2: traditions of the US Naval Service plane in flames, ready
Speaker 2: to blow up or even worse, burn to death. And
Speaker 2: he continued on so he could drop his bomb and
Speaker 2: try to land one last shot. Captain Fleming, M isn't it?
Speaker 2: Isn't it crazy? How many of those names we don't know?
Speaker 2: You don't know? And I don't know. There were so
Speaker 2: many and it was so long ago, but not just
Speaker 2: World War two, right, any conflict? How many names? How
Speaker 2: many names of Iraq and Afghanistan? How many do you know?
Speaker 2: We did an event with tunnel to towers one time.
Speaker 2: I did an event with Tunnel to Towers in Washington,
Speaker 2: d C. Where it was all day long and had
Speaker 2: a bunch of different speakers, but there weren't really speeches
Speaker 2: that I can remember. The entire day was reading every
Speaker 2: name of those who gave their lives in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Speaker 2: And I remember as I was looking at my list
Speaker 2: before I went up there, I remember thinking to myself,
Speaker 2: I didn't know any of these names people who gave
Speaker 2: their lives for this country, and I don't know their names.
Speaker 2: And it's really, really, really important that we talk about
Speaker 2: these people, that we honor their sacrifice and talk about them.
Speaker 2: That is part of how we are going to form
Speaker 2: a new generation, a better generation, better one than we are.
Speaker 2: That that's the idea, right, that's the goal. And I'll
Speaker 2: tell you I see a lot of the elements there.
Speaker 2: From what I see in young people today, I see
Speaker 2: an opportunity for the next generation to be so much
Speaker 2: better than us, certainly better than me, but so much
Speaker 2: better than we are, and bolder and more willing to engage.
Speaker 2: We just have to keep bringing up these names. I love.
Speaker 2: I love doing it, man, I'm telling you, I love
Speaker 2: doing it. It's become an obsession now. On the weekends,
Speaker 2: I'll find myself scrolling through them, thinking about Monday, of course,
Speaker 2: but scrolling through them, and as you're scrolling through them,
Speaker 2: you do, oh, I didn't know that. Oh, I didn't
Speaker 2: know that guy. I didn't know that name. I didn't
Speaker 2: I didn't know I didn't know It's it's it's wild. Anyway.
Speaker 2: I'm going to talk about a painful realization that may
Speaker 2: be new to you, something I've kind of been aware
Speaker 2: of for some time, but everyone wakes up in their
Speaker 2: own time, a painful realization about who you share country
Speaker 2: with that is shocking a lot of people. We're gonna
Speaker 2: talk about that in a moment.
Speaker 1: Before It is the Jesse Kelly Show, only ten.
Speaker 2: I almost messed up my own name, only ten minutes
Speaker 2: away from the Crappiest Country in the World tournament. Remember,
Speaker 2: you can email the show Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 2: So before we get to the people getting fired and
Speaker 2: things like that, I forgot to tell you, Chris Corey
Speaker 2: during the break, I have some good news and I
Speaker 2: have some bad news for you. You know how I told
Speaker 2: you we all got together on Saturday night and everybody
Speaker 2: had to prepare a dish. Good news is I smoked
Speaker 2: a brisket for twenty one hours. It was perfection. I
Speaker 2: brought it to the party. It's better than you can imagine.
Speaker 2: Bad news is they finished it all, so there's none
Speaker 2: left to bring you guys. Sorry, what what I said?
Speaker 2: It was good news and bad news. I'm sorry. But
Speaker 2: but wait, wait, wait, there's more, Wait, there's more. Ob
Speaker 2: her contribution was her homemade oatmeal cream pies. Obviously they
Speaker 2: were a huge hit, and she made so many this
Speaker 2: time that we do have a bunch left over. And
Speaker 2: she just texted me during the break, you need to
Speaker 2: bring some leftovers for Chris and Corey tomorrow. But bad
Speaker 2: news is I already told her no. So look, it's
Speaker 2: a yin and yang thing, like everything can't be perfect,
Speaker 2: all right, Just I want you to know the brisket
Speaker 2: that you didn't get to have any of was so good.
Speaker 2: So that's not very nice, Chris. It was so it
Speaker 2: was just juicy. And I mean, I guess I shouldn't
Speaker 2: try to put it into words because you really had
Speaker 2: to be there, otherwise you wouldn't know. Sorry, you guys
Speaker 2: don't get to find out about that anyway. I'm sorry you.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry you are finding out that we have monsters
Speaker 2: all over our I get all these emails, Jesse. I
Speaker 2: want a national divorce. I want it now. We cannot
Speaker 2: live together, Jesse. I think it's a good thing. Teachers, nurses,
Speaker 2: and members of the military are getting fired for celebrating
Speaker 2: Charlie's assassination. But these people aren't going anywhere. They still
Speaker 2: live in our communities. They're still believe that firing them
Speaker 2: doesn't feel like it's going to do anything, just make
Speaker 2: them more angry. Again, I fully support it. What happens next,
Speaker 2: And so look, I know you've seen the headlines, and
Speaker 2: I know that from when I've heard from people, from
Speaker 2: talking to people, the Democrat response is as heartbreaking as
Speaker 2: the assassination itself. People are mortified, not just at the assassination,
Speaker 2: but Democrats everywhere. Headline professors defend Charlie Kirk assassination on
Speaker 2: Blue Sky it's a social media platform. UCLA places race
Speaker 2: in equity director who celebrated Charlie kirk assassination on leave.
Speaker 2: FEMA employee, fired, military colonel, suspended headline. At least a
Speaker 2: dozen faculty and staff have faced fallout over They called
Speaker 2: it insensitive comments. Headline man arrested for sickening act at
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk memorial outside of Turning Point and headquarters in Phoenix.
Speaker 2: He went and started kicking over flowers and things like that.
Speaker 2: Headline hospital fires healthcare worker for controversial social media posts.
Speaker 2: You know, they always try to really fluff up what
Speaker 2: these posts, worthies were all posts saying some version of
Speaker 2: this either A I'm glad he got shot, I'm thrilled,
Speaker 2: or B. You know, he really kind of had it coming.
Speaker 2: You see that a lot. He kind of had it coming.
Speaker 2: I mean he kind of you know, well, look here's
Speaker 2: a great version.
Speaker 3: This was MSNBC The reason that he is seen as
Speaker 3: a divisive figures and why the left has had a
Speaker 3: reaction as well in this is because he has been
Speaker 3: known to make racist statements, to say that, you know,
Speaker 3: if he were to see a black pilot, he wouldn't
Speaker 3: necessarily trust their ability to fly a plane. He has
Speaker 3: also said that it was a mistake to pass the
Speaker 3: Civil Rights Act and has definitely he had it coming.
Speaker 2: You say, it's been everywhere. The responses from Democrats have
Speaker 2: ranged to outright celebration to well, maybe not celebrating, but
Speaker 2: he kind of deserved it to I mean, it's kind
Speaker 2: of good that he's gone. I don't love that it happened,
Speaker 2: but it's good that you've seen it. And it's not
Speaker 2: one or two. It's the Democrat in your life, you know. One.
Speaker 2: The emails have filled the inbox with Jesse, I cannot
Speaker 2: believe what my sister just said, Jesse. That was a
Speaker 2: member of my church group. Jesse, I can't believe, Jesse.
Speaker 2: You have told me your personal stories of the Democrat
Speaker 2: in your life, either cheering for it or being kind
Speaker 2: of okay with it, or justifying it. Kind of had
Speaker 2: it coming. And what this has done is it is.
Speaker 2: It's brought about a sadness for a lot of people
Speaker 2: who didn't quite realize where we were. And everyone wakes
Speaker 2: up in their own time with their own experiences. If
Speaker 2: you listen to this show, you know I've told you
Speaker 2: what these people are for a very long time. I'm
Speaker 2: not surprised in the least, not a little bit. But
Speaker 2: I understand the lies people tell themselves. You tell yourself
Speaker 2: the lie of Okay, well there's one crazy communist out there.
Speaker 2: I got Okay, there's a few, but it's not all
Speaker 2: of them, all right, Well, I mean it's it's maybe half,
Speaker 2: but half are still really good people. Well, it's just
Speaker 2: the people on the media. It's just the politicians. It's
Speaker 2: it knew, no, No, it is the comfortable majority of
Speaker 2: registered Democrats in this country. That is a fact. Every
Speaker 2: poll shows it. The majority either cheer for violence, they're
Speaker 2: okay with violence, we'll commit acts of violence, a violent
Speaker 2: place to be. And I know that has saddened you.
Speaker 2: But after we do our crappiest country in the world thing,
Speaker 2: we'll talk about this more. I know you're sad, but
Speaker 2: what you're going through right now is healthy, and I'll
Speaker 2: explain it.
Speaker 1: Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Monday. It has
Speaker 1: already been quite a Monday as we still sift through
Speaker 1: all the.
Speaker 2: The rubble here and talking about this and that. We
Speaker 2: already did Medal of Honor Monday a half hour ago.
Speaker 2: But it's time to take a break on the heaviness
Speaker 2: and take a break on the emails. And since we
Speaker 2: need a break because we have something critically important to do,
Speaker 2: the Tournament of Tournaments. The Crappiest Country in the World tournament.
Speaker 2: It will not stop. It cannot stop until you and me,
Speaker 2: until we dig in and we figure out what is
Speaker 2: the crappiest country on Earth. And we have another This
Speaker 2: is our second All Africa matchup tonight. Niger squares off
Speaker 2: against so I gotta be honest to early favorite Somalia.
Speaker 4: It's the twenty twenty five Crappiest country in the world competition.
Speaker 4: Tonight's matchup is between Somalia and Niger. Brought to you
Speaker 4: by Alphabet Plungers. Use both ends.
Speaker 2: First, We're gonna go to Niger and something I would
Speaker 2: highly recommend you never do. Remember the four levels of
Speaker 2: State Department warning Niger comes in at a level three.
Speaker 2: But actually that's not entirely fair because regions of Niger
Speaker 2: are Level four, meaning don't travel there for any reason,
Speaker 2: you will die. No one's coming to rescue you. Now
Speaker 2: that begs the question, of course, which regions. Oh, I'm
Speaker 2: glad you asked all the border regions. That's not great,
Speaker 2: considering Niger borders seven countries. Essentially the whole place is
Speaker 2: level four, with a tiny sliver of level three where
Speaker 2: you only have to worry about crime, terrorism, and of
Speaker 2: course kidnapping. Armed robbery seems to be a real specialty there.
Speaker 2: And in case you're wondering if it's got kind of
Speaker 2: a Mexico thing where the bad guys avoid the touristy areas.
Speaker 2: In fact, it's quite the opposite. They focus on the
Speaker 2: touristy areas, so you might just have a dessert of
Speaker 2: kidnapping with your continental breakfast at the holiday inn. I
Speaker 2: should also note, if you do choose to travel there,
Speaker 2: this one's a little bit unique. You have to be
Speaker 2: vaccinated for several things, including yellow fever, which probably would
Speaker 2: have helped out Eric Swalwell. Part of the reason the
Speaker 2: country is such a disaster is remember how I said
Speaker 2: they border seven countries. Yeah, they apparently routinely take in
Speaker 2: refugees against their will from all seven countries. Not only
Speaker 2: are they starving to death, twenty percent of the people
Speaker 2: don't even have enough food to live through the day.
Speaker 2: More people are coming in every day. Forty five percent
Speaker 2: of the country living in extreme poverty. It's a little
Speaker 2: rough in Niger. But that brings us to I don't
Speaker 2: want to handicap anything. I don't want to, I don't
Speaker 2: want to make predictions. I don't want to taint the vote,
Speaker 2: if you will, but that brings us to Somalia. And
Speaker 2: I've got to be honest, I don't know which way
Speaker 2: this tournament's going to go. It's up to you, not
Speaker 2: me for the most part, but Somalia has to be
Speaker 2: considered a favorite, certainly a number one seed to win
Speaker 2: the entire thing. Niger, that dump we just talked about
Speaker 2: squared off against Somalia, and remember you get to vote
Speaker 2: on this. It's on the show's Jesse Kelly Show Twitter page.
Speaker 2: Somalia got ninety percent of the vote, which is all
Speaker 2: the ironic because whichever warlord currently has the most guns
Speaker 2: in Somalia usually gets ninety percent of the vote. Somalia,
Speaker 2: the entire thing is level four, you know, run of
Speaker 2: the mill crimes we've gotten used to by now, crime, terrorism, kidnapping.
Speaker 2: By the way, terrorism is a little bit deeper and
Speaker 2: more embedded in Somalia. We're talking car bombs, suicide vests.
Speaker 2: Don't think just because it seems peaceful, it is that
Speaker 2: superu outback might not be driven by a lesbian, might
Speaker 2: actually be driven by a Muslim extremist getting ready to
Speaker 2: set off that nail bomb in front of you and
Speaker 2: your family. Somalia also mixes in a healthy dose of piracy,
Speaker 2: which is well known by now Horn of Africa. Bunch
Speaker 2: of dirtballs with AK forty seven's driving up the ships,
Speaker 2: killing everybody's doing the standard pirate thing. Somalia is so
Speaker 2: severe the risk of kidnapping or death is so high
Speaker 2: they actually advise that you scrub your social media account
Speaker 2: completely if you ever visit there. Why you ask, because
Speaker 2: when you get kidnapped, which is almost inevitable, the group
Speaker 2: who kidnaps you is probably going to peruse your Instagram account,
Speaker 2: and if they see a woman showing her shoulders, she's
Speaker 2: probably going to get her head cut off. Female genital
Speaker 2: mutilation might be the most disgusting practice I have ever
Speaker 2: heard about. I will not explain it on this show
Speaker 2: because there are children listening. Just know it's actually worse
Speaker 2: than you imagine. It happens in Somalia, but bad things
Speaker 2: happen everywhere. Of course, the question is how prevalent is it.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you asked. It's ninety nine percent. Seventy percent
Speaker 2: of Somalia lives in extreme power. That country is run
Speaker 2: by warlords and terrorists. The only good news I have
Speaker 2: out of Somalia is so many of the bad people
Speaker 2: have left Somalia. Of course, the bad news is they're
Speaker 2: all now in Minneapolis the victor today. To be honest,
Speaker 2: it wasn't even close Somalia, I should note tomorrow. I
Speaker 2: don't think it's going to be close. South Sudan is
Speaker 2: taking on France. Okay, I guess we'll see, all right,
Speaker 2: So before we get back into the sad place where
Speaker 2: you are about realizing you're surrounded by a bunch of monsters,
Speaker 2: we'll again talk about why we got there and how
Speaker 2: to deal with that sadness. It's actually healthy where you're
Speaker 2: at right now. It's healthy. I know it hurts, but
Speaker 2: it's healthy. It's a lot of things like that. I
Speaker 2: wanted to update you on something. Meghan Kelly. You know
Speaker 2: Meghan Kelly. Megan Kelly is doing a speaking tour very similar.
Speaker 2: A lot of people do these speaking tours where she's
Speaker 2: going from city to city and she has a guest
Speaker 2: or two or three, I don't know how many, and
Speaker 2: they go up on stage with her and they'll just
Speaker 2: how political discussion. It'll be a big event. A bunch
Speaker 2: of great people will come together. On October twenty third,
Speaker 2: she's doing one in the Houston area. From what I understand,
Speaker 2: unless something's changed, Don Junior, Donald Trump Junior is here
Speaker 2: featured guests, which I like Don. I like him a lot.
Speaker 2: We get along. I'm going to be there too as
Speaker 2: a speaker, and I know that word has already gotten
Speaker 2: out about that and people are worried. I get a
Speaker 2: lot of emails off I'm worried. I'm worried because I
Speaker 2: keep your head down, be safe, or I've gotten a
Speaker 2: bunch of don't do it, don't do it. We can't
Speaker 2: afford to, can't afford to lose you to. I want
Speaker 2: you to come if if you can, if it's feasible.
Speaker 2: I know not everyone's around Houston most people are not,
Speaker 2: or if you are, you know, maybe maybe it's expensive,
Speaker 2: maybe you want to come in from out of town.
Speaker 2: It's too expensive. I get all those things. But no,
Speaker 2: we do not hide at home. We do not shy
Speaker 2: away just because there are people who want to kill us.
Speaker 2: Now is the time to go to more events than
Speaker 2: you ever had before. And I know that we are
Speaker 2: in an elevated threat environment. I know bomb planted under
Speaker 2: Fox News vehicle, the suspects are nabbed in Salt Lake City.
Speaker 2: A Fox News vehicle was there covering the murder Charlie
Speaker 2: Kirk's assassination. A couple of dudes try to blow it up.
Speaker 2: We are in an elevated threat environment and there will
Speaker 2: be more casualties. I want I want you to know
Speaker 2: that I know that there will be more. Demons are
Speaker 2: not tired and they're not giving up. There will be more.
Speaker 2: We have to stand up louder and larger than we
Speaker 2: ever have before. Our greatest weapon right now is courage.
Speaker 2: If you are considering political events, go take your children.
Speaker 2: I know that can be intimidating. Go if it's not
Speaker 2: this March or October twenty Third thing for making Kelly
Speaker 2: go to something else. Does that have to be with me?
Speaker 2: For me, go be bold, show them we are unafraid,
Speaker 2: all right, And I do hope we are gonna be
Speaker 2: able to pull off this Utah thing I'm in wanting
Speaker 2: to do. I don't know if it's gonna work logistically trying,
Speaker 2: but we'll see. Anyway. We're gonna go back to talking
Speaker 2: about the people surrounding us next Jesse Kelly's show, and
Speaker 2: we're gonna get to your emails here and a few
Speaker 2: I just wanted to in fact, you know what, We're
Speaker 2: gonna break after your emails and make fun of Kamala
Speaker 2: Harrison a couple things before we get back to this.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to address how sad people are realizing
Speaker 2: that a lot of their Democrat friends are solace evil monsters.
Speaker 2: Everybody gets to that point in their own time, and
Speaker 2: I know, I get so many emails of I don't
Speaker 2: want to live like this. We shouldn't have to live
Speaker 2: like this. I don't want to be okay with this. Well, sorry,
Speaker 2: but you don't get to live in the world you
Speaker 2: want to live in, and neither do I. That's not
Speaker 2: how it works. I don't wish it for you or
Speaker 2: me I don't. I don't want to be here with
Speaker 2: this kind of poisonous hate. But I don't. I don't
Speaker 2: want to be here where people like this go on
Speaker 2: the news and spread this film.
Speaker 3: He said he was labeled a white supremacist is because
Speaker 3: he believed in the superiority of white people, which is.
Speaker 2: Why he said, that's Jamiel hill. I don't want to
Speaker 2: live like that either. But we have to set aside
Speaker 2: this childish notion about the world we want to live
Speaker 2: in and accept the world we do live in. And
Speaker 2: I'm here to tell you, I know it doesn't feel
Speaker 2: like it right now. If you're busy waking up, it
Speaker 2: does get easier. It gets easier when you just accept
Speaker 2: there's evil around us. And remember, these people have been
Speaker 2: broken through years in years and years of conditioning, years
Speaker 2: of conditioning. Now they had a natural proclivity for it anyway,
Speaker 2: probably a lack of belief in God, meaning there's no
Speaker 2: sanctity to human life. So they were, you know, they
Speaker 2: were essentially had addictive personalities and got introduced to alcohol.
Speaker 2: They were already susceptible to it. But then you consume
Speaker 2: this for ten twenty thirty years, it takes away your
Speaker 2: respect for human life, and.
Speaker 3: It's somebody who understands history. When I see ice, I
Speaker 3: see slave patrols. Now I never live.
Speaker 2: When I see ice, I see slave patrols. That's Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 2: How in the world could anybody become that? Well, I'm
Speaker 2: glad you asked allow me to introduce you to her
Speaker 2: pastor have you.
Speaker 5: Thought about the fact that this week in Utah, a
Speaker 5: white Christian got killed by a white Christians and then
Speaker 5: the next day HBCUs were under threat?
Speaker 2: How did we get in it? Poison lies in poison,
Speaker 2: and if you consume that poison for long enough, you'll
Speaker 2: find yourself one day watching someone be murdered and cheering
Speaker 2: for it and feeling like the good guy as you
Speaker 2: watch it. I know that's not what you want, But
Speaker 2: now that you realize where we are, then you can
Speaker 2: operate appropriately moving forward. Think of it like a house fire.
Speaker 2: If the kitchen, if the stove catches on fire, that
Speaker 2: is one level of danger. Gotta grab the baking soda,
Speaker 2: the fire extinguisher. Don't grab water, Grab the baking soda,
Speaker 2: the fire extinguisher, and put the thing out. We'll get by.
Speaker 2: Maybe we burn up the cupboards, maybe some smoke damage,
Speaker 2: possibly the fire department. We'll get by with a little drywall,
Speaker 2: a little paint. We'll call it good. If the entire
Speaker 2: downstairs is raging inferno and we are upstairs, we're going
Speaker 2: to die if we don't get out the windows and
Speaker 2: out of the house, because the house probably cannot be
Speaker 2: saved and is going to burn to ash. The most
Speaker 2: dangerous thing in the world is not that there's a
Speaker 2: fire downstairs. The most dangerous thing in the world is
Speaker 2: thinking it's just a tiny fire on the stove. In
Speaker 2: operating in that way you yesterday, last week, two weeks ago,
Speaker 2: if you didn't realize we were dealing with prevalent evil,
Speaker 2: you were in danger because you didn't understand how bad
Speaker 2: the fire had gotten. I know it's ugly, but feel
Speaker 2: good about the fact you are much more aware now
Speaker 2: than you were last week. There can be Look, it's
Speaker 2: not exactly hidden out there now, courtesy of social media.
Speaker 2: They all put their thoughts out publicly as loudly as possible.
Speaker 2: Now we see, we see that we have an enemy
Speaker 2: who is committed, committed to his evil things, not sorry
Speaker 2: for them in the least at all. People who think
Speaker 2: you deserve it, and I deserve a lot of things.
Speaker 6: They got a lot of people riled up, right, And
Speaker 6: that's part of his That was part of his style
Speaker 6: about race, about gender, about a primitive action.
Speaker 2: Hey, he said some stuff that got people rouled up,
Speaker 2: kind of out of comment. They think the exact same
Speaker 2: thing about you, the exact same thing. That sucks, but
Speaker 2: it gives you and me an opportunity to operate in
Speaker 2: the elevated threat environment we are in. Now, we're going
Speaker 2: to change this subject, at least I'm gonna try to.
Speaker 2: I'm going to do some emails, and then we're going
Speaker 2: to make fun of Dome because there's just a hilarious
Speaker 2: thing that no one's paying attention to right now. There's
Speaker 2: a hilarious thing going on between Dome and the Biden camp,
Speaker 2: and I am enjoying it immensely, immensely. I will just say,
Speaker 2: it's just a little preview for it. There are a
Speaker 2: million reasons you don't hire a communist, you don't make
Speaker 2: a DEI hire. There are a bunch of very good
Speaker 2: reasons you don't do it. But maybe the best reason
Speaker 2: is they're never going to be grateful for it. I
Speaker 2: hope you don't think you're going to bring in that
Speaker 2: filthy communist and you're going to get some level of
Speaker 2: grace or gratitude. That's not how they operate at all,
Speaker 2: at all. One guy wrote in and he said, what
Speaker 2: did he say? Twenty sixteen, his buddy lost his job,
Speaker 2: got kicked out of his house, and he let the
Speaker 2: guy come stay with him in his house. Later on
Speaker 2: that year, his buddy refused to talk to him because
Speaker 2: he wouldn't get vaccinated or something along. Because it wasn't vaccinated,
Speaker 2: it was something else. In sixteen voted for Obama or
Speaker 2: didn't vote for Obama. It was something I forget what
Speaker 2: it was, but purged him out of his life. You're
Speaker 2: not dealing with people who have the ability to have gratitude.
Speaker 2: That's what part of what makes them communists. One of
Speaker 2: the best ways to inoculate your children, as I've told
Speaker 2: you many times before, is simply teach them gratitude. Be grateful.
Speaker 2: I asked my kids as often as possible. Fact, I
Speaker 2: need to do that again tonight. What are you grateful for?
Speaker 2: An attitude of gratitude is one of the greatest vaccinations
Speaker 2: against communism. They don't have it dome. It gives US
Speaker 2: a great example. Next after emails, hang on