Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday. It's about
Speaker 1: to be Medal of Honor Monday, which we're going to
Speaker 1: get to a minute from now. Then I am going
Speaker 1: to address this attorney general candidate in Virginia wishing death
Speaker 1: on people. Surprise, surprise. We'll get to emails, all that,
Speaker 1: so much more. Well, we've were trying to make fun
Speaker 1: of Dome this hour. I'll get to that at some point.
Speaker 1: All that and so much more coming up on The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. Before I get to any of that, though,
Speaker 1: it's the start of the second hour on Monday, and
Speaker 1: you know what time it is. It is Medal of
Speaker 1: Honor Monday time. We take a Medal of Honor citation
Speaker 1: at this time every week and we read it. It
Speaker 1: is important for American citizens to do this. Young, old men, women,
Speaker 1: remember your remember your deeds, talk about them. Why do
Speaker 1: you think societies have prioritized this throughout history? Always in
Speaker 1: a society, heroes are prioritized, They are spoken of. Why
Speaker 1: it's not just to honor them. Oftentimes they're dead, It's
Speaker 1: not just to honor them. And It's not just out
Speaker 1: of respect for their family, although that's really important as well.
Speaker 1: By honoring the good, by honoring your heroes and remembering
Speaker 1: your deeds their deeds, it helps pass those values down
Speaker 1: to future generations. It just does. Do you know one
Speaker 1: of the reasons I joined the Marine Corps. I used
Speaker 1: to watch John Wayne movies with my father. It was
Speaker 1: my dad wasn't big on movies or really fun of
Speaker 1: any kind, but he loved John Wayne movies. And one
Speaker 1: of the movies we used to watch together was Sands
Speaker 1: of Ewo Jima, where John Wayne played that Medal of
Speaker 1: Honor recipient John Bazilone. And I watched that hero and
Speaker 1: I watched him die. I know, it was just a movie,
Speaker 1: and I'm telling you it stuck with me from a
Speaker 1: from my earliest age, watching that it matters to talk
Speaker 1: about this stuff with your kids and they're like movies.
Speaker 1: And this gentleman here, it took a while for him
Speaker 1: to get it. His name is Alwen Krendall case US Army.
Speaker 1: He was a sergeant first class. He got he did
Speaker 1: his deed back in two thousand and five in Iraq,
Speaker 1: and it is it's pretty impressive.
Speaker 2: Hey, honoring those he went above and beyond. It's Medal
Speaker 2: of Honor Monday set the first Class Alwan C. Case
Speaker 2: distinguished himself by acts of gallantry above and beyond the
Speaker 2: call of duty while serving as platoon sergeant with Company A,
Speaker 2: first Battalion, fifteenth Infantry Regiment, third Brigade, third Infantry Division,
Speaker 2: in Salah ad Din Province, Iraq. On October seventeenth, two
Speaker 2: thousand and five, while on a nighttime mounted patrol near
Speaker 2: an enemy laden village, the Bradley fighting vehicle which Sergeant
Speaker 2: first class Case was commanding, was attacked by enemy small
Speaker 2: arms fire and an improvised explosive device, which disabled the
Speaker 2: vehicle and engulfed it in flames. After extracting himself from
Speaker 2: the vehicle, Sergeant first class Case set about extracting the driver,
Speaker 2: who was trapped in the vehicle.
Speaker 1: After opening the driver's hatch, Sergeant first Class Case in
Speaker 1: a fellow soldier extracted the driver, who was engulfed in flames.
Speaker 1: During the of extinguishing the flames on the driver and
Speaker 1: extracting him from the vehicle, Sergeant first Class Case's fuel
Speaker 1: soaked uniform ignited and caused several burns to his body.
Speaker 1: Ignoring his painful wounds, Sergeant first class Case then moved
Speaker 1: to the rear of the vehicle to continue in aiding
Speaker 1: his fellow soldiers who were trapped in the troop compartment.
Speaker 1: At this time, the enemy noted his movements and began
Speaker 1: to direct their fire on his position. When another element
Speaker 1: of the company engaged the enemy, Sergeant first class Case
Speaker 1: seized the opportunity and moved into the open troop door
Speaker 1: and aided four of his soldiers in escaping the burning vehicle.
Speaker 1: Having extracted the four soldiers, Sergeant first class Case noticed
Speaker 1: two other soldiers had not been accounted for, and again
Speaker 1: he entered the vehicle to retrieve them. Remember this vehicle
Speaker 1: was on fire at this time. Reinforcements are to further
Speaker 1: suppress the enemy and establish a casualty collection point. Despite
Speaker 1: severe second and third degree burns covering the majority of
Speaker 1: his body, Sergeant first class Case persevered through the pain
Speaker 1: to encourage his fellow soldiers and ensure they received needed
Speaker 1: medical care. When medical evalue evacuation helicopters began to arrive,
Speaker 1: Sergeant first class Case selflessly refused evacuation until all other
Speaker 1: wounded soldiers were evacuated. First Sergeant first class. Case's extraordinary
Speaker 1: heroism and selflessness above and beyond the call of duty
Speaker 1: were in keeping with the highest traditions of military service,
Speaker 1: and reflect great credit upon himself, his unit, and the
Speaker 1: United States Army. He had burns over seventy percent of
Speaker 1: his body. He survived twenty two days in agonizing pain,
Speaker 1: and then eventually he passed from his injuries. Rest in peace. Brother,
Speaker 1: second and third degree burns kept going in for his men.
Speaker 1: That's why you tell those stories. That's important. Let's do
Speaker 1: some emails before we talk about some other things. Hey, Oracle,
Speaker 1: I was so enthusiastic about this shutdown because I thought
Speaker 1: Trump and his team would just start firing people. Why
Speaker 1: haven't we seen one person fired yet? I'm disappointed. Why
Speaker 1: aren't they Well, there's a couple of things. First, there
Speaker 1: are rules, there are steps you have to go through
Speaker 1: in order to fire someone, even during a shutdown. So
Speaker 1: let's get that out of the way first. There's a delay. Okay,
Speaker 1: But I'm disappointed too, very disappointed. I'm disappointed because threats
Speaker 1: were made and not followed up on. That's why I'm disappointed.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at a headline right here. You know what
Speaker 1: The headline says Trump Budget chief says firings are coming
Speaker 1: in one to two days due to the shutdown. This
Speaker 1: is the start of week two as of I believe
Speaker 1: Wednesday it will be two weeks. Where Where are the
Speaker 1: mass layoffs? I was promised repeatedly, mass layoffs, over and
Speaker 1: over and over again. I was promised mass layoffs. There
Speaker 1: have been a few. There have been some furloughs. A
Speaker 1: furlough is not a firing. A furlough is you're gonna
Speaker 1: get paid. Where is it I was promised this would come.
Speaker 1: Where is the cleanout? Was this only a negotiating tactic
Speaker 1: to bring Democrats to the table. I want to see
Speaker 1: government communists fired. We cannot save the country, as we've
Speaker 1: discussed a million times before, with a bunch of hostile
Speaker 1: infiltrators inside of the government working to kneecap the Trump
Speaker 1: administration and attack you and me at every turn. A
Speaker 1: government shut down that Democrats caused on purpose is a
Speaker 1: perfect opportunity to clean some communists out of the government.
Speaker 1: They must be rooted out. Where are these firings? What
Speaker 1: is the hold up? Look, if it's got to be
Speaker 1: mass furloughs for sixty days, fine, that's not happening in
Speaker 1: mass not at all. Millions of government employees, where are
Speaker 1: we What are we doing here? Because if we don't
Speaker 1: start with this stuff, democrats are going to continue to
Speaker 1: think they're the only ones who've taken a negotiating position
Speaker 1: are to go. Shading position is, let's just keep doing
Speaker 1: what we were doing. They're trying to get a win.
Speaker 1: If that continues, they're going to get something for it,
Speaker 1: and we will have lost. I'm disappointed too. It is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Monday. Remember you
Speaker 1: can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com
Speaker 1: and I'll get to those emails in a minute, and
Speaker 1: then we're going to talk about this Virginia attorney general
Speaker 1: wishing death on his opponents and things like that. I
Speaker 1: just have to get this out of the way first.
Speaker 1: I'm becoming my father more and more rapidly. We've had
Speaker 1: this talk before. It's happening faster and faster, and the
Speaker 1: lack of patience I have for people who don't speak
Speaker 1: English has become palpable. I'm not talking about people in
Speaker 1: foreign lands or what now. I'm talking about people who
Speaker 1: work here, people who do business here who can't speak English.
Speaker 1: So our power went out. This was last week. The
Speaker 1: power goes out and it didn't turn out to be
Speaker 1: a big deal. It was like twenty four hours we
Speaker 1: didn't have power, but it wasn't a big deal. They
Speaker 1: they were doing construction and they sliced the line and okay,
Speaker 1: so during this powder power outage, my kids had homework
Speaker 1: to do and stuff like that. So I'm kind of
Speaker 1: anxious to get power back on. Some kids could do homework,
Speaker 1: you know, they're at a coffee shop doing it. So
Speaker 1: I just placed the call. Not to yell at anybody,
Speaker 1: but I called the power company to try to get
Speaker 1: an estimate. Hey, when do you think the power is
Speaker 1: coming back? I don't need it by the minute, but
Speaker 1: I need to know that, like should I be should
Speaker 1: I be getting a hotel tonight? Just give me some
Speaker 1: kind of a gauge. Call the power company. Dude hardly
Speaker 1: speaks English. Okay, I'm already a little frustrated, but not
Speaker 1: the end of the world. Okay. So it's my understanding
Speaker 1: that that that you want that that you want would
Speaker 1: like to to to add our services. I said no,
Speaker 1: who said that?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: I don't want to add any I'm already a customer.
Speaker 1: I don't want to How could you even get that
Speaker 1: from what I just said? I would like to know
Speaker 1: there's a power outage in my area. I would like
Speaker 1: to know what. I would like to know what the
Speaker 1: estimate is for it to come back. Oh uh okay,
Speaker 1: so I can give you an estimate on how much
Speaker 1: it will cost to add our services. And now now
Speaker 1: my blood pressure is starting to go up. Is I said?
Speaker 1: Is that what I said that? Did you even listen
Speaker 1: to what I said? Are you listening to what I said?
Speaker 1: Do you speak English? What are you talking about? I'm
Speaker 1: already a customer. I just gave you my name. You
Speaker 1: have the phone number. I'm already a customer. The power
Speaker 1: is out of Oh okay, hang on, I can check.
Speaker 1: And I got so freaking frustrated that I just hung
Speaker 1: up the phone. It was bad for my blood pressure.
Speaker 1: I hung up the phone and just kind of went
Speaker 1: outside and just walked around for a bit. Here's the
Speaker 1: best part. A couple hours later, I get a text message,
Speaker 1: automated text message from this power company. It's an advertisement
Speaker 1: advertising their services, thanking me for reaching out and telling
Speaker 1: me that I can have a discount if I sign
Speaker 1: up with this power company. All right, now, I'm steaming
Speaker 1: right now, I'm blocking the number. I'm steaming.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: The next day, I think this is Saturday. The next
Speaker 1: day I get a freaking email from the power company
Speaker 1: advertising their services, thanking me for reaching out, telling me
Speaker 1: they'd love to have me as a customer. Now I'm
Speaker 1: really steaming. I'm blocking it. Don't just blocking an email.
Speaker 1: I'm moving on Yesterday. Remember I gave you the backstory.
Speaker 1: I'm already at an eleven. I'm already at eleven yesterday.
Speaker 1: Phone rings. It's a local number. I'm thinking, okay, maybe
Speaker 1: it's something who knows whatever. It's a local number. You
Speaker 1: never know, is that the doctor is at whatever? Answered
Speaker 1: the phone. Another foreigner who hardly speaks English is on
Speaker 1: the phone trying in broken English to sell me the
Speaker 1: power services of the power company that I am already
Speaker 1: a customer on. Now. AB is sitting right there for
Speaker 1: the laundry. Both the boys at the dining room table
Speaker 1: doing homework. In hindsight, I wished I had stepped outside.
Speaker 1: I should have. I should have stepped outside. I did
Speaker 1: not step outside. I'm not making excuses for myself. I
Speaker 1: should have stepped outside, but I didn't. I informed her,
Speaker 1: I said, lady, I am already a freaking customer of
Speaker 1: your power company, and you don't know that because no
Speaker 1: one in your customer service apparently reads, speaks or understands English.
Speaker 1: Gets some fricking people who speak English, and don't ever
Speaker 1: call my phone again. And I hung up the phone
Speaker 1: and the boys are looking at me and they're snickering,
Speaker 1: right and Op, it's mortified, absolutely mortified. Couldn't you just
Speaker 1: be nice? And now I feel about an inch hot?
Speaker 1: What Chris? What Chris said? So what are you gonna do?
Speaker 1: When they called it a I'll tell you, buddy, I
Speaker 1: almost wish they would call during the show. I'll take it.
Speaker 1: I'm serious, I will take the No, I will, Chris,
Speaker 1: I will what. I'm not gonna use any party words
Speaker 1: or anything if they called during the show. I'm telling
Speaker 1: you right now, I'm taking the phone call and I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna give it to him right in front of
Speaker 1: the whole country. I might as well at this point
Speaker 1: in time, Chris said, he canceled his service. I said
Speaker 1: the same thing to Obb yesterday because I was I
Speaker 1: was steaming, I said I'm canceling. I'm switching power companies.
Speaker 1: And she talked me off the ledge. She said, please
Speaker 1: just take a day. That's gonna be a pain to
Speaker 1: try to do it. And I just I, well, you're right, Chris,
Speaker 1: it's the principle of the thing. But here's the thing.
Speaker 1: She me in a moment where I was already feeling
Speaker 1: bad about myself for having unloaded in front of the boys,
Speaker 1: and so I didn't want to press the issue at
Speaker 1: the time, so I kind of just backed away and
Speaker 1: I said, you're right, Princess, You're right. I'm just going
Speaker 1: to keep them for now. Everything's fine. Everything I couldn't be,
Speaker 1: I couldn't couldn't be any common right now. I just please,
Speaker 1: in the name of a just merciful gut, you get
Speaker 1: somebody who speaks English and customer service. And this is
Speaker 1: why I love Pure Talk. By the way, this is
Speaker 1: exactly why I obsess over Pure Talk. I swear it's
Speaker 1: not just that their CEO is a Vietnam veteran with
Speaker 1: two tours. It's not just that they have Americans who
Speaker 1: speak English who are in their customer service. I have
Speaker 1: spoken to Pure Talk I think four or five times
Speaker 1: in my three or four years having Pure Talk. It's
Speaker 1: not just great service and great phones and all that
Speaker 1: other stuff. I love all that other stuff. It is
Speaker 1: a pleasant American I get to talk to every single time.
Speaker 1: And I swear they're the last company in the United
Speaker 1: States of America that hires Americans who speak English on
Speaker 1: customer service. I love you Pure Talk, I swear, Please
Speaker 1: don't ever change. I freaking adore you Pure Talk. Thank you,
Speaker 1: thank you. Maybe Pure Talk would be my new power company.
Speaker 1: I don't think they do that, but if they did,
Speaker 1: I would switch right now. I would just to talk
Speaker 1: to somebody who speaks freaking English. I'm okay, I'm good now,
Speaker 1: Yeah I am Chris. I've never been calmer. By the way,
Speaker 1: you can switch to Pure Talk. Dial pound two five
Speaker 1: zero and say Jesse Kelly. And guess who you're going
Speaker 1: to talk to in English speaker. Because Pure Talk hires Americans,
Speaker 1: they prioritize that Pound two five zero, say Jesse Kelly.
Speaker 1: Now we'll talk about this attorney general want to be
Speaker 1: Attorney general who wants to kill his opponents. Next it
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Monday. I'm
Speaker 1: totally calm, Now I've gotten over the customer service thing,
Speaker 1: and I feel better. I had to unload that onto you,
Speaker 1: and I apologize for venting my frustrations. Now let's talk
Speaker 1: about communists wanting us dead, American democrats wanting us dead.
Speaker 1: This is going to come back to the Virginia want
Speaker 1: to be attorney general. But I wanted to give you
Speaker 1: a little bit of understanding, a little bit of historical
Speaker 1: reference for what we're dealing with. Have you ever encountered
Speaker 1: a democrat in your life, a liberal and paggy in
Speaker 1: your life, who will, in one breath talk about how
Speaker 1: tolerant she is and how we need to be kind
Speaker 1: and tolerant, and in the next breath she will talk
Speaker 1: about throwing you in a camp because you didn't get
Speaker 1: your fifteenth COVID booster shot. And you, upon listening to this,
Speaker 1: have either thought, or maybe you even said to her, well,
Speaker 1: that doesn't sound very tolerant. I'm the most tolerant in
Speaker 1: the person in the world, and everyone who doesn't think
Speaker 1: like me should be shot in the head. The very
Speaker 1: seems to be a very common way of thinking in
Speaker 1: communist circles. I'm sorry, in democrat circles, doesn't it well,
Speaker 1: I thought it might be helpful to give you a
Speaker 1: little bit of background on that way of thinking. There
Speaker 1: is a term. Maybe you have heard it before, but
Speaker 1: I doubt you have. Some people will have. The term
Speaker 1: is called liberating tolerance. Liberating tolerance? Where did I get
Speaker 1: this term? Where did this term come from? There is
Speaker 1: a man German, surprise, surprise, his name is. His name
Speaker 1: was Herbert Marcuse, Herbert MARCUSA. I'm sorry, Herbert Marcus is
Speaker 1: how you say his name? I believe Herbert marcusa dead.
Speaker 1: I don't worry, he's long on. He died back in
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy nine. Who was Herbert MARCUSA? Well, he was.
Speaker 1: They call him a philosopher. He was a dirty freaking communist,
Speaker 1: of course, and he was an academic, all right, an academic. Now.
Speaker 1: Sadly he did not stay in Germany. And can we
Speaker 1: just pause for a quick second. I love Germany. I've
Speaker 1: been there one time. I loved the food. I thought
Speaker 1: the people were wonderful. I thought the country was beautiful.
Speaker 1: I think they have all kinds of cool history. But
Speaker 1: it really is astounding how many murderous ideologies have come
Speaker 1: out of Germany. It is really it really is. It's amazing. Anyway,
Speaker 1: let's talk about Herbert some more so. He's this, of course, surprise, surprise,
Speaker 1: he's an academic. He's a communist, he's one of these times. Okay.
Speaker 1: He eventually moves over from the University of Berlin, where
Speaker 1: he were, that's where he was educated. He moves to
Speaker 1: the University of Frankfurt, which we can talk about, but
Speaker 1: he can't keep his poisonous sick mentality there. He of
Speaker 1: course has to come over to the United States of America,
Speaker 1: to our highest levels of academia. Now pause for a moment.
Speaker 1: Pause real quick, I'm going to go to a poll
Speaker 1: really quickly. That just came out. This is from American
Speaker 1: political perspectives. Okay, if you have a high school diploma
Speaker 1: or less, you are half as likely to think that
Speaker 1: violence is necessary in politics in America today. If you
Speaker 1: are somebody graduated high school, moved on, did something else,
Speaker 1: you are half as likely as that person with a
Speaker 1: graduate degree to think violence is necessary. What how do
Speaker 1: you explain that? Well, let's go back to Herbert. Herbert
Speaker 1: taught at places. Maybe you've heard of a couple of
Speaker 1: these institutions, Columbia, Harvard, University of California, San Diego, and
Speaker 1: others well well known, very popular, and he came up
Speaker 1: with this idea of liberating tolerance. Now, I'm going to
Speaker 1: read you a couple things. These are his quotes liberating tolerance.
Speaker 1: What does it mean? In fact, I'll read the whole thing,
Speaker 1: but it's surely the beginning and end that makes the
Speaker 1: most sense. Liberating tolerance, then, would mean intolerance against movements
Speaker 1: from the right and toleration of movements from the left.
Speaker 1: Pause for a second. Let me say that again. Liberating
Speaker 1: tolerance would mean intolerance against movements from the right and
Speaker 1: toleration of movements from the left. Let me skip down
Speaker 1: just a little bit. They would include the withdrawal of
Speaker 1: the toleration of speech and assembly from groups and movements
Speaker 1: that promote aggressive policies, armament, chauvinism, discrimination on the grounds
Speaker 1: of race and religion, or that oppose the extension of
Speaker 1: public services, social security, or medicare. I know that was
Speaker 1: a lot of academic gobblegook. Let me go ahead and
Speaker 1: break it down in ways that this very stupid construction
Speaker 1: worker can explain. Liberating tolerance. Real, true, good, righteous tolerance
Speaker 1: means this. You must be intolerant of anything on the right,
Speaker 1: any group on the right, any idea on the right.
Speaker 1: And he even puts it in here withdrawal of toleration
Speaker 1: of speech and assembly from groups. A right wing group
Speaker 1: should be smashed and should not be tolerated. Right Wing
Speaker 1: speech should not be allowed, it should be crushed, it
Speaker 1: should not be tolerated. And that is true liberating tolerance.
Speaker 1: One other thing I will note about mister Herbert. Herbert
Speaker 1: believed in something that we talked about before on this show,
Speaker 1: America communism today is what is it? The religion of
Speaker 1: the malcontent? It originally was supposed to be about the poor, right,
Speaker 1: the urban poor or the rural poor. But how did
Speaker 1: it instead become the LGBTQ thing? How did it instead
Speaker 1: become this crazy person, that crazy person, this BLM guy,
Speaker 1: this feminist. Herbert is one of the early proponents of this.
Speaker 1: He said, these were they're not the recruits we want.
Speaker 1: We need all the people who are disaffected by society.
Speaker 1: We need all the unhappy people who things haven't worked
Speaker 1: out for them. Those will be our prized communist recruits. Herbert,
Speaker 1: he was one of the leaders in this. And Herbert
Speaker 1: was followed by ardent American communists like Angela Davis, who
Speaker 1: I know you've heard of before. Liberating tolerance. Your liberal
Speaker 1: and Peggy when she talks about how nice and kind
Speaker 1: and respectful and tolerant she is, and then in the
Speaker 1: next breath she talks about shooting anybody she disagrees with.
Speaker 1: She talks about throwing you in a camp, She talks
Speaker 1: about all these horrible things, taking your kids away from you.
Speaker 1: She doesn't think she's being intolerant. She thinks she's practicing
Speaker 1: liberating tolerance, as has been taught to her by our
Speaker 1: communists in our society, most definitely in our academic institutions.
Speaker 1: Our media believes in liberating tolerance. Our Democrat politicians believe
Speaker 1: in liberating tolerance. Our professors teach it to Aiden, Jaden
Speaker 1: and Braden when you send them off to Harvard for
Speaker 1: fifty thousand dollars a year. And now your liberal aunt
Speaker 1: Peggy believes there's nothing wrong with thinking you should be
Speaker 1: shot or thrown in prison for your beliefs. For her,
Speaker 1: that's true tolerance, that's liberating tolerance, and that brings us
Speaker 1: to this scumbag in Virginia. Now it is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. On a fantastic Monday. Remember if you miss
Speaker 1: any part of the show, you can down though the
Speaker 1: whole thing on I Hard Spotify iTunes. I swear I'm
Speaker 1: going to get I'm going to get to more emails
Speaker 1: at some point in time here, and I'm going to
Speaker 1: talk about this judge letting another scumbag run free. And
Speaker 1: we're gonna talk about great things like steak and shake
Speaker 1: and China attacking us. Actually that's terrible. All that and
Speaker 1: more is still to come on the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: I did want to address this story though, which is
Speaker 1: obviously huge. I'm sure you've already heard about it by now.
Speaker 1: Jay Jones, he is running to be Attorney General of Virginia.
Speaker 1: He is well. He was caught text messaging with a lady,
Speaker 1: a Republican and talking about his Republican Republican counterparts like
Speaker 1: this quote. These are direct quotes from him. I mean,
Speaker 1: I do think Todd and Jennifer are evil and that
Speaker 1: they're breeding little fascists. He then says, after the lady says,
Speaker 1: you were talking about hoping their children would die, and
Speaker 1: he says, and I quote, yes, I've told you this before.
Speaker 1: Only when people feel pain personally do they move on policy.
Speaker 1: This is that liberating tolerance we were just talking about, by
Speaker 1: the way, and a nice little coup de gras here
Speaker 1: he talks about peeing on their graves if they die
Speaker 1: before him. And then he says, and I quote, three people,
Speaker 1: two bullets. By the way, this is the Gilbert family.
Speaker 1: Those are the Republicans. Three people, two bullets, Gilbert Hitler
Speaker 1: and pol Pot. Gilbert gets two bullets to the head. Now,
Speaker 1: it is not in any way you look, you listen
Speaker 1: to the Jesse Kelly Show, it's not in any way
Speaker 1: a shock to you that a Democrat feels this way.
Speaker 1: By now, especially in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination
Speaker 1: and everything else, you are well aware that this is
Speaker 1: main stream Democrat thinking. They are the ultimate liberating tolerance party.
Speaker 1: They believe violence your death, the death of their political opponents.
Speaker 1: They believe it is an appropriate means to an end.
Speaker 1: It is an appropriate means to fight the revolution. This
Speaker 1: is how democrats think. Democrats, as we have discussed before,
Speaker 1: get quote airfingers quoting this, caught talking like this all
Speaker 1: the time. They're always caught talking like this because this
Speaker 1: is how they talk. And this is how they talk,
Speaker 1: because this is how they think. And every single person
Speaker 1: who lives or works in in democrats circles has heard
Speaker 1: them speak like this over and over and over again.
Speaker 1: I hope he dies. I hope someone kills him. I
Speaker 1: hope he gets hit by a car. Democrats are violent people.
Speaker 1: They believe violence is necessary for their revolution. You want
Speaker 1: to hear it. Quote a man who knows a little
Speaker 1: something about communists and how they think. Alexander Sultsanitzen is
Speaker 1: his name. You see, he was a guest in the
Speaker 1: Soviet gulag system. He watched as those animals murdered and
Speaker 1: tortured people, and this is how they thought. Quote. Revolutionaries
Speaker 1: are not to be judged by the yardstick of old
Speaker 1: fashioned morality. To a revolutionary, everything that contributes to the
Speaker 1: triumph of the revolution is moral, and everything that hinders
Speaker 1: it is immoral. I have been telling you for seven
Speaker 1: years behind this microphone that we are dealing with committed communists,
Speaker 1: set aside the idea of democrat, set aside the idea
Speaker 1: of liberal. Do those people still exist? Oh, of course
Speaker 1: they still exist. They're very very quiet. They're quiet, they're powerless.
Speaker 1: They're going along with the herd. Main stream Democrat thought
Speaker 1: is that their opponents deserve to die for what they believe.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Jay Jones hasn't lost endorsements. I
Speaker 1: heard from a lady today. She's interviewing people in Virginia.
Speaker 1: She's interviewing democrats. Said she had spoke to over twenty
Speaker 1: of them and asked every one of them if they
Speaker 1: were bothered by his comments, and not a single one was.
Speaker 1: None of them were bothered. Here's the Speaker of the
Speaker 1: House in Virginia speaking from a church pulpit. By the way,
Speaker 1: so we need to unders stand something. We have to
Speaker 1: be mature in out thinking and how we But we
Speaker 1: can't get distracted because they want us to get distracted
Speaker 1: by the text message here or something else. Stay focused,
Speaker 1: stay focused on what well a revolution. Man can't be
Speaker 1: worried about some guy who wants to shoot kids. And
Speaker 1: what's the big deal?
Speaker 2: Man, We'll fight a revolution, baby.
Speaker 1: Some kids are gonna have to die, some people are
Speaker 1: gonna have to die. We're fighting a revolution. How sorry
Speaker 1: it was Jay Jones. So this, this apology is an
Speaker 1: all time.
Speaker 3: A lot of politics is about trust. I can think
Speaker 3: of nothing more horrific than a mother having to hold
Speaker 3: her dying child. How can Virginians trust a man who
Speaker 3: said something so horrific so callously.
Speaker 4: Well, again, I am so deeply, deeply sorry for what
Speaker 4: I said, and I wish that it hadn't happened, and
Speaker 4: I would take it back if I could.
Speaker 1: I wish that it hadn't happened. That's so great. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna out next time OB finds me raiding the kids
Speaker 1: fruit snacks. I've done that before. Have I ever told
Speaker 1: you that the kids have these incredible little fruit snacks
Speaker 1: Ann's Annie's. I don't know. They're supposed to be healthier.
Speaker 1: There's no possible way they're healthier. They're like the greatest
Speaker 1: little fruit snacks in the world. And I have once
Speaker 1: or twice. I don't do this often. I have once
Speaker 1: or twice raided the pantry and just destroyed like five
Speaker 1: or six bags of them, and ib will come in,
Speaker 1: did you eat all the fruit snacks the kids? Did
Speaker 1: you eat all the kids fruit snacks? And I'm totally
Speaker 1: going I'm totally gonna pull this out verbatim maybe next time.
Speaker 3: A lot of politics is about trust. I can think
Speaker 3: of nothing more horrific than a mother having to hold
Speaker 3: her dying child. How can Virginians trust a man who
Speaker 3: said something so horrific, so callously.
Speaker 4: Well, again, I am so deeply, deeply sorry for what
Speaker 4: I said, and I wish that it hadn't happened, and
Speaker 4: I would take it back if I could.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do that next time. Hey, I wish that
Speaker 1: it hadn't happened. Man, it happened, but I wish that
Speaker 1: it hadn't happened. Democrats keep getting caught talking like this
Speaker 1: because this is how democrats think now. The era of
Speaker 1: the democrat the liberal is gone. It's gone. The era
Speaker 1: of the communist is here. And you can choose to
Speaker 1: believe it I'm about to tell you or not. But
Speaker 1: it's true. America's Democrats are every bit as vicious and
Speaker 1: murderous as any communists whoever walked the streets of the
Speaker 1: Soviet Union. They just haven't had the opportunities yet.