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Speaker 1: going through the Biden Harris saga. So we went through
Speaker 1: how how they started fighting, why they hate each other,
Speaker 1: how the Biden presidency went, and then we talked about
Speaker 1: the coup and how that all went. And then you
Speaker 1: get to where we are now. And here's where we are.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, the Horrible debate, the worst debate in the
Speaker 1: history of the United States of America. Joe Biden gets
Speaker 1: run out, Obama runs him out, Pelosi runs him out,
Speaker 1: the system Lockshields decides he is risky for their power. Remember,
Speaker 1: the system is very much conditionally loyal. As long as
Speaker 1: you're helping them, they love you. The second you start
Speaker 1: hurting them, they will destroy you. Joe Biden found himself
Speaker 1: quickly on the receiving end of that destruction boom. Too bad,
Speaker 1: so sad. Political career over. Now, let's discuss the two
Speaker 1: different people. Joe Biden is a very proud man. All
Speaker 1: men generally are. I'm not going to make that unique
Speaker 1: about Joe Biden. Most men have a tendency to suffer
Speaker 1: from pride. Not that the oracle wouldever have that problem,
Speaker 1: but most men suffer from some form of pride. And
Speaker 1: once once you start notching things on your accomplishment belt
Speaker 1: of life, it's easy to look at those things and
Speaker 1: get even prouder. And I'm gonna say something right now,
Speaker 1: but I don't actually mean it to offend you, and
Speaker 1: it may not even apply to you. But let me
Speaker 1: ask you something, fellas, how many of your accomplishments in
Speaker 1: life can people see if they walk in your home
Speaker 1: or walk in your office. It's a very common thing.
Speaker 1: Do you have that you have that doctorate diploma hanging
Speaker 1: up above your desk? Oh, what's that? My trophy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm on state in high school. But it's a normal thing.
Speaker 1: I'm not dogging on you for it. I'm not insulting
Speaker 1: you for it. But when men accomplish things in life,
Speaker 1: we tend to want to brag about those things. We
Speaker 1: want to be applauded for those things. We want people
Speaker 1: to look at those things and admire us more. Every
Speaker 1: man wants to be admired. Every man wants to be admired.
Speaker 1: It's not unique to you or me or Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: But Joe Biden has this long life. He was a
Speaker 1: United States senator, vice president of the United States of
Speaker 1: America for eight years, and then president of the United
Speaker 1: States of America. I know he's been a piece of
Speaker 1: crap for all that time. I get it, But let's
Speaker 1: be honest, that's quite a resume. Hey, when you think
Speaker 1: about that, what's going on your tombstone or on my tombstone?
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. I don't know I ever really thought
Speaker 1: about it. But if you're Joe Biden, what goes on
Speaker 1: the tombstone? Do you think it's going to be loving
Speaker 1: husband and father?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, it's not. There's a lot on
Speaker 1: that resume and at the end of your career, you're
Speaker 1: feeling pretty proud of yourself. Imagine ending a career like
Speaker 1: that in disgrace. Remember when they were trying to push
Speaker 1: him out. We actually got a story leaked about this,
Speaker 1: We talked about it, talked about this on the show.
Speaker 1: That part of their concern, part of Jill Biden's concern,
Speaker 1: and as horrible as she is, it's an understandable concern.
Speaker 1: Part of her concern was his legacy. She didn't want
Speaker 1: his legacy to be that debate. She didn't want that
Speaker 1: to be the thing everyone remembers Joe Biden for. But
Speaker 1: the coup happened, and now that will be Joe Biden's legacy,
Speaker 1: whether or not it's specifically the debate. When Joe Biden
Speaker 1: is brought up in political circles ten years from now,
Speaker 1: twenty years from that, whenever he's brought up, he'll be
Speaker 1: a punchline. He will. It doesn't matter what else he did,
Speaker 1: even in Democrat circles, it'll be kind of oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: oh Joe, Yeah. So there you are. You're Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: You have this long list of accomplishments. You're super proud.
Speaker 1: You just got knifed out of reelection. You don't get
Speaker 1: to run anymore. Your political career is over. It ended really,
Speaker 1: really badly. It ended in embarrassment, It ended in disgrace,
Speaker 1: and incomes Kamala Harris. Let's discuss her side of this
Speaker 1: from her perspective. Remember, this is a wildly ambitious person
Speaker 1: who always wanted to be here. She's already bitter and
Speaker 1: angry about how she's been treated by the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: Now she finally gets this opportunity to run and be
Speaker 1: the nominee. She's hand selected by the system to be
Speaker 1: the nominee, and she knows, of course, publicly she has
Speaker 1: to act like Joe Biden's best friend. They both have
Speaker 1: to keep up this public facade. I love her. She
Speaker 1: was always in the room, and she always has to say, yeah,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is the best. And it's the reason, and
Speaker 1: it's the reason why she can't ever answer these questions well,
Speaker 1: because she really can't publicly. This is part of the deal.
Speaker 1: She can't publicly say, yeah, Joe sucked. I totally disagreed
Speaker 1: with him on everything. I would have done things way different.
Speaker 1: That's why they've never come up with a good answer
Speaker 1: for this.
Speaker 3: I think what some voters are struggling with, and we've
Speaker 3: heard this across the state, is when you discuss your plans,
Speaker 3: they come back and ask, well, why haven't you done
Speaker 3: it a.
Speaker 4: Lady, Well, I'm not president your vice president. Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 4: but I'm going to tell you what I'm doing as
Speaker 4: president when I have the ability.
Speaker 5: Then to do.
Speaker 4: What I know based on my experience, is a new
Speaker 4: approach that is about building on the good work that
Speaker 4: has happened, but there's more to do, there's more.
Speaker 1: To do that's not good. And then there's Joe shoved out, bitter, angry.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is going to demand some public speaking as
Speaker 1: he finishes his presidency. We've all just kind of moved on.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you, I'm guilty. We've all just kind of
Speaker 1: forgotten about the fact that Joe Biden is still the
Speaker 1: top executive in the United States of America. He is
Speaker 1: the commander in chief, he is the president of the
Speaker 1: United States, and we all just kind of moved on,
Speaker 1: who Joe, Oh, yeah, I remember that. No, he's still
Speaker 1: president and full of pride, and so Joe Biden wants
Speaker 1: to speak, and Joe Biden, he has been from what
Speaker 1: I understand, very much kept at arm's length by the
Speaker 1: Harris campaign because he keeps verbally pooping on himself. But
Speaker 1: you can't keep a lid on the president forever, and
Speaker 1: on Cinn he goes. He's trying to push forward this. Ah,
Speaker 1: we love the Puerto Ricans narrative, which in and of
Speaker 1: itself is hilarious, as if anyone Puerto Rican is actually
Speaker 1: offended by that dumb joke. Actually, that funny joke. No
Speaker 1: one's offended. But he's trying to, you know, build up
Speaker 1: some sort of a propaganda campaign. Only Joe Biden has
Speaker 1: a problem, you see, Joe Biden's mind is broken. Remember
Speaker 1: remember the nord Stream too thing. You've played it many
Speaker 1: times on the show. We all woke up one day
Speaker 1: and this nord Stream two pipeline which is not here.
Speaker 1: Remember it's over there in Europe. It's not here, the
Speaker 1: nord Stream two pipeline. Wait, someone blew it up. How'd
Speaker 1: they blow it up? It was underwater? Who even got underwater?
Speaker 1: Who could even do such a thing? And everyone has
Speaker 1: kind of washed their hands of it. I don't know,
Speaker 1: I mean, maybe it was. Maybe there's some rebels, a
Speaker 1: group of kids or something. Maybe they got some firecrackers,
Speaker 1: but everyone with the brain remembers Joe Biden at a
Speaker 1: press confer rants not in control of his mouth anymore.
Speaker 6: Let me answer the first question first, If Germany, if
Speaker 6: if Russia invages that means tanks or troops crossing the
Speaker 6: border of Ukraine again, then there will be there will
Speaker 6: be no longer a Nordstream too.
Speaker 7: We will bring it into it. But how will you
Speaker 7: how will you do that exactly?
Speaker 8: Since the project in control of the project is within
Speaker 8: Germany's control.
Speaker 9: We will, I promise you, we'll be able to do it.
Speaker 1: What happened there? Joe Biden was briefed by his national
Speaker 1: security people that in response to Putin's invasion, if there
Speaker 1: is one, this is back before there was one, that
Speaker 1: they would try to hurt Russia by blowing up nord
Speaker 1: Stream two. This was undoubtedly top secret. The highest levels
Speaker 1: of classification would have been applied to this information. But
Speaker 1: when you elect a president with dementia just because he
Speaker 1: has a D by his name, there are consequences. You see,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, not able to filter out what he's allowed
Speaker 1: to say and not allowed to say, runs to the
Speaker 1: cameras and tells the entire planet the national security secrets
Speaker 1: he was just given. Joe Biden can't control his mouth,
Speaker 1: and that brings us to the comments, more specifically, the
Speaker 1: motivation behind them before we get to that. Seems pretty
Speaker 1: appropriate now to talk about age. It happens. It's not
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Speaker 1: seven seven three seven seven four three seven three. So
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, he isn't in control of his brain. And
Speaker 1: it's not that he says things that are dishonest. He's
Speaker 1: so honest now because he can't filter it out anymore.
Speaker 1: That's why he told the entire planet we were going
Speaker 1: to blow up the nord Stream two pipeline five minutes
Speaker 1: before the nord Stream two pipeline blew up. And it's
Speaker 1: why when he went on CNN last night he committed
Speaker 1: a terrible error that will make a difference for the
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris campaign. I'll explain why in a moment. But
Speaker 1: the little clip you've heard all day long where he
Speaker 1: called the supporters, not Donald Trump himself, he called his
Speaker 1: supporters garbage watching presidency. I will wait a minute. That
Speaker 1: was the wrong one I hit there on this one.
Speaker 9: Garbage I see floating out there as his supporters.
Speaker 1: You don't do that. I realized modern democrat have done it.
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton's famous deplorable's comment. I realize it's happened, but
Speaker 1: it's simply one of those things that's been understood in
Speaker 1: politics forever. You can insult the other candidate, you can
Speaker 1: throw mud at the other candidate, do whatever you want,
Speaker 1: say whatever you want to the other candidate. You never never, never, never, never, never,
Speaker 1: never insult their supporters. And it's not because you like
Speaker 1: their supporters. You never insult their supporters because what you
Speaker 1: want is you want to always leave the door open
Speaker 1: in case they get sick of their candidate or annoyed,
Speaker 1: or maybe they're wavering. Leave that door open so they
Speaker 1: can walk through it into your camp should they so desire.
Speaker 1: But if you find yourself calling them deplorables, calling them Nazis,
Speaker 1: calling them garbage, then what you've done is no matter
Speaker 1: what their guy does, they're never coming over to your
Speaker 1: side ever in a million years. You have cut off
Speaker 1: to any chance you had at earning their vote. That's
Speaker 1: why politicians historically have not done this. Joe Biden did it.
Speaker 1: But why did Joe Biden do it? He did it
Speaker 1: because he doesn't have a filter anymore. He did it
Speaker 1: because that's how he thinks, and that's how every single
Speaker 1: Democrat in this country thinks. I don't say that offhand.
Speaker 1: I have lived in the Democrat stronghold of Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: I have been at the parties, I've been at the bars,
Speaker 1: I've been at the gigantic meetings, and I'm here to
Speaker 1: tell you when you get groups of Democrats together, elected officials,
Speaker 1: media people, or otherwise, they discuss you in ways that
Speaker 1: would mortify you. It's a talking point. They laugh about it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: hopefully some Republicans will die. Ha ha ha these that's how
Speaker 1: these people talk. They're used to it. And so when
Speaker 1: Joe Biden goes on television, you're supposed to censor that
Speaker 1: part out. But he can't do it anymore. And the
Speaker 1: reason it's such a critical mistake is this. How often
Speaker 1: have you heard the phrase the term you need to
Speaker 1: budget your time? You heard that before budget your time?
Speaker 1: Everyone's heard of that. What's that mean? Obviously you have
Speaker 1: to There's only so much time you can dedicate to
Speaker 1: eating or working out or sleeping or at the job.
Speaker 1: Because why because time is finite. Time is real estate.
Speaker 1: It's precious. It's rare. We are in election season. We
Speaker 1: are one week less than a week until the election.
Speaker 1: Every single day is precious. Every minute is monitored of
Speaker 1: the candidates. With seven days until the election, That's what
Speaker 1: yesterday was, with seven days until the election. Because of
Speaker 1: Joe Biden's mouth, Democrats in the American media have had
Speaker 1: to use one of those seven days cleaning up Joe
Speaker 1: Biden stipers.
Speaker 3: Joe Biden has never been a big arena speaker. He's
Speaker 3: never been the most fluid speaker. And by the way,
Speaker 3: as someone who had a starter growing up, it's very
Speaker 3: obvious to me if there's an apostrophe at the end
Speaker 3: of supporters there. He was referring to be garbage spewed
Speaker 3: by supporters, not simply the supporters themselves.
Speaker 1: Okay, laugh about that apparatchick. Talk about the lie he
Speaker 1: just told, and all that we can do, all that
Speaker 1: Politico did the same thing. A bunch of different publications
Speaker 1: have done the same thing, acting like there's an apostrophe there,
Speaker 1: even though we can all hear the extended versions of.
Speaker 8: The other day, a speaker at Israelly called Puerto Rico
Speaker 8: a floating island of garbage.
Speaker 9: Well, let me tell you something.
Speaker 8: I don't know the Puerto rican that I know, or
Speaker 8: Puerto Rico where I'm in my home state of Delaware.
Speaker 9: They're good, decent, honorable people. The only garbage I see
Speaker 9: floating out there is his supporters. His demonizational scene is on.
Speaker 1: That's what he said, and everyone knows it. It's not
Speaker 1: that the media is lying to cover up for him.
Speaker 1: Of course, the lot to cover up for him. They're
Speaker 1: not reporters, they're apparatics. They're warriors for the revolution. The
Speaker 1: point is this twenty four hours was supposed to be
Speaker 1: spent earning votes for Kamala Harris, and instead they had
Speaker 1: to waste twenty four hours they'll never get back a
Speaker 1: week before the election. Cleaning the poop out of Joe
Speaker 1: Biden's diaper a devastating mistake, and in the end, if
Speaker 1: the election ends up being really close, we'll never know
Speaker 1: it for sure. Stuff like that can cost you the election.
Speaker 1: Trump gets to spend all seven days vote for me,
Speaker 1: don't vote for her. They had to spend one of
Speaker 1: those seven because Joe Biden went boopy in his pants. Again.
Speaker 1: Amazing and hilarious. Now, let's doctor b k about microwave weapons,
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Speaker 1: It's just it's I feel I feel like a dirt
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Speaker 1: I'm in some underground grunge metal thing where everyone's head
Speaker 1: banging and running into each other joining me now. Former
Speaker 1: Air Force PJ host of the Wonderful World News with
Speaker 1: BK podcast BK BK. Be honest, you go to those
Speaker 1: weird metal bar things just so you can hit people,
Speaker 1: don't you?
Speaker 7: No, I Jesse, I used to, But honestly, the only
Speaker 7: time I really listen, I just listen to it now
Speaker 7: when I'm just filled with hate and taking out with
Speaker 7: the kettle the gym. I mean, these massive cantelope size
Speaker 7: shoulders don't just build themselves overnight. I mean, obviously, you
Speaker 7: know you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Of course, well, of course, well Adonis is like you
Speaker 1: and me. Obviously, Yes, standard, it's standard, Jesse.
Speaker 7: This is a standard day. I mean, how else do
Speaker 7: you get the ad veins snaking into the upper sides
Speaker 7: It's incredibly aesthetically pleasing, and that's what we should be
Speaker 7: shooting for as men.
Speaker 1: B K, what are microwave weapons? I saw some headline
Speaker 1: about from military something I don't know. I wasn't really
Speaker 1: paying attention, but they were talking about laser weapons and
Speaker 1: microwave weapons, direct energy weapons finally being ready for the battlefield.
Speaker 1: Now I really don't understand that world. What the purpose
Speaker 1: of these things are, what do they do? What do
Speaker 1: they do?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 7: I mean I'm not a Jesse This is kind of
Speaker 7: a little outside my Baileywick of course, but yeah, Microwave
Speaker 7: weapons are also known as a high power microwave HPM
Speaker 7: weapon and it is a type of directed energy weapons.
Speaker 7: They what they do is they put out like electromagnetic energy,
Speaker 7: and the big use of them, of course, is to
Speaker 7: damage electronics. So, like you and I have talked about
Speaker 7: many times before, you know, these measures are going to
Speaker 7: come out, the fancy weapons come out, the countermeasures come out,
Speaker 7: and I think eventually we're just going to be back
Speaker 7: to gunpowder and spears, you know. But you can use
Speaker 7: those direct energy weapons though to Actually they have various
Speaker 7: settings under Jesse. You can either you can destroy them,
Speaker 7: but you can adjust the settings to them to just
Speaker 7: temporarily degrade or even just disable them without completely destroying them,
Speaker 7: which is pretty cool. So you could render a weapons system,
Speaker 7: uses a counter a electronic weapons system useless, and then
Speaker 7: maybe when you're doing mop up, you can just take
Speaker 7: all of those weapons. Now, as far as those being ready, yeah,
Speaker 7: that's still kind of a pie in the guy attitude.
Speaker 7: They've been looking at these and trying to get better
Speaker 7: at them and figure out how to make them portable
Speaker 7: and accurate for decades, Jesse. They've been trying to do this,
Speaker 7: and you know from your right from what I've been hearing, oh,
Speaker 7: we have them ready, we'll see them on the battlefield
Speaker 7: any day now. Well, they've been saying that also for
Speaker 7: ten years, so you know, we'll see what happens. I
Speaker 7: think eventually it's it's definitely going to happen. I wouldn't
Speaker 7: say we're quite there yet, though, b.
Speaker 1: Kay, how do you get bad guys out of a cave? Sorry,
Speaker 1: my mind's bouncing all over the place today. Whenever we talked,
Speaker 1: I'd like to well, well, Afghanistan was so cave heavy,
Speaker 1: and you read about battles like Saipan Ewojim I mean,
Speaker 1: there are a million different examples of this. But the
Speaker 1: guys talk about they write about the horrors of getting
Speaker 1: people out of caves, and I know, especially you super
Speaker 1: ninja types, that was the kind of crap you had
Speaker 1: to do. How do you get someone out of a cave?
Speaker 7: Well, I mean it kind of depends what your goal is, Jesse.
Speaker 7: In the old days, like you're saying, I mean they
Speaker 7: the Marines, they didn't really care about trying to retrieve
Speaker 7: anybody alive out of a gave. Let's just put that delegately.
Speaker 7: So they would they would take those flame throwers and
Speaker 7: a and a crapload of hand grenads and just playing
Speaker 7: football into that cave until there was nothing absolutely breathing
Speaker 7: or even recognizable as a human being at the end
Speaker 7: of it. So I don't like today it's an interesting thought,
Speaker 7: like if you had to get some of if there's
Speaker 7: a high level target and you wanted that personal live, Uh,
Speaker 7: it would be tough. I would just I guess I'd
Speaker 7: start off with just lots and lots of derve gas
Speaker 7: as well, just to keep tossing, keep tossing those smokernades
Speaker 7: in there, and just make it absolutely unlovable. Until the
Speaker 7: guy like passed out and then maybe you could do something.
Speaker 7: So that's about the only thing I could think of.
Speaker 1: BKA, the who thies, hooties. I don't know what to say.
Speaker 1: I don't give a crap about those to you, but
Speaker 1: they have managed to somehow stop the German Navy. The
Speaker 1: German Navy has announced, hey, we're done with this now.
Speaker 1: I'm not under any impression that the German Navy has
Speaker 1: any kind of a long storied history besides getting its
Speaker 1: teeth kicked in in WW one and eventually WW two,
Speaker 1: and even the transport ships were knocking them around, but
Speaker 1: it still was a major country. What is with these
Speaker 1: who these Why can't nobody get a handle on these guys?
Speaker 7: Well, well, the huthies themselves aren't that dangerous, but it
Speaker 7: brings up an interesting point about the European military and
Speaker 7: the degradation. I've been talking about it for years on
Speaker 7: the podcast Jesse. You know, before Putin started doing his
Speaker 7: little psycho March to the West, you know, these guys
Speaker 7: are pretty content to let big Uncle Sugar America take
Speaker 7: up all the slack and protect their borders. And they
Speaker 7: felt very comfortable in that, and at one point I
Speaker 7: can't remember the exact stats, but it was. They was
Speaker 7: so alarming to me as I read them. I mean,
Speaker 7: half the German Air Force was unable to fly due
Speaker 7: to broken down planes, broken down parts. I assume the
Speaker 7: same thing was true with their navy. And you know
Speaker 7: how the German people wore post World War Two. They
Speaker 7: were so they're still emotionally wrecked over that, and they
Speaker 7: don't want anything that could possibly be considered to be
Speaker 7: a warlike stance. I mean, they renamed their military, they
Speaker 7: renamed the air force. You know that some certain symbols
Speaker 7: are bad. Some of their army people recently got in
Speaker 7: a lot of trouble just for having, you know, some
Speaker 7: of the old not cool patches in their team rooms,
Speaker 7: and that caused the big stink over there. But the
Speaker 7: Germans they're just they're not. They they let themselves in
Speaker 7: their military be completely degraded. They've never shown any interest
Speaker 7: in shoring it up, and why would they when we
Speaker 7: were there to pick up the check. As far as
Speaker 7: the houthis, you know, you don't underestimate a guerrilla force Jesse,
Speaker 7: especially if they're fighting for some like religious cause, and
Speaker 7: that's what these people do. And They're very determined and
Speaker 7: they don't care if they die in battle, which is
Speaker 7: probably the most the single most dangerous force you can
Speaker 7: possibly face.
Speaker 1: Speaking with BK, former Air Force PJA host of World
Speaker 1: is with BK, I'm gonna say something, and I'm not
Speaker 1: going to meet it quite as drastic as I say it,
Speaker 1: but I don't know of another way to put it.
Speaker 1: With the advancements in missile technology, and even when everyone
Speaker 1: knows about the importance of navies, as much as it
Speaker 1: pains me to say, the two most important branches of
Speaker 1: the Navy in the Air Force, they just are. That's
Speaker 1: that's kind of how it works now. Are navvies becoming
Speaker 1: more obsolete than they used to be?
Speaker 7: I would say they are, Jessse, because we've already seen
Speaker 7: that at least China for sure has ballistic missiles off
Speaker 7: range that could easily reach out and touch one of
Speaker 7: our aircraft carriers. So that's been an argument for a while,
Speaker 7: our aircraft carriers becoming obsolete, much like we saw, you know,
Speaker 7: even recently with the Russia Ukraine situation. Are big, huge
Speaker 7: armored tank divisions becoming obsolete when you can start taking
Speaker 7: them out with a five hundred dollars drone attached to
Speaker 7: one thousand bucks worth of explosive Why wouldould you pay
Speaker 7: sixty million dollars for a tank when you could build
Speaker 7: literally hundreds thousands of these little drones and just just
Speaker 7: keep firing out of one or the other. I don't
Speaker 7: think the aircraft carrier itself will be obsolete quite yet,
Speaker 7: because it is useful as a floating platform and as
Speaker 7: a way to project force abroad. But they're gonna have
Speaker 7: to come up with some serious anti ballistic missile technology because,
Speaker 7: as far as I know, Jesse, we do not have
Speaker 7: the capability of from an aircraft carrier knocking out one
Speaker 7: or several hypersonic missiles that are coming in from like
Speaker 7: the stratosphere, Like, how are you going to counteract that? Again,
Speaker 7: useful for projecting force, useful for taking our fighter jets
Speaker 7: into an area, but as far as our peer adversaries
Speaker 7: like China and Russia, they're gonna have to work very
Speaker 7: hard to remain relevant. They're still very relevant in places
Speaker 7: like you know, the Gulf where they don't have that
Speaker 7: kind of technology, But that's definitely something else we'll have
Speaker 7: to watch and warfare, Jesse. This is like the warfare
Speaker 7: is going to continue to evolve. I'm convinced, Jesse, we
Speaker 7: are going to be back to that gunpowder and spears
Speaker 7: before one hundred years goes by.
Speaker 1: I'm not convinced you're wrong, Bka. The person you love
Speaker 1: the most is being held hostage by some terrorists. You
Speaker 1: can send in one unit. Are you sending in Sealed
Speaker 1: Team six or the Delta Boys?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, Jesse, like as much every rate, we
Speaker 2: always talk trash about other units, but the truth is
Speaker 2: that both of those units are exceptionally highly trained and
Speaker 2: more importantly, highly motivated.
Speaker 7: But the gold standard for hostage rescue has always been,
Speaker 7: and probably will always be for the foreseeable future, the
Speaker 7: Army's premiere special operations force, and that would be TAG
Speaker 7: or Combat Action Group or whatever else you want to
Speaker 7: call them. Delta Forces a long history of that, and
Speaker 7: these men are just relentless and still the finest warriors
Speaker 7: in the world to me. Of course, Seal Team six
Speaker 7: is also great guys, and I would I wouldn't think
Speaker 7: twice about sending either one of them. But yeah, you're
Speaker 7: ringing me up and saying, Jesse, Kelly is in a
Speaker 7: cave and we need him back because we need his
Speaker 7: bald head on the radio.
Speaker 1: Right now.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna go real Team six because I kind of
Speaker 7: hope they screw it up a little bit, and of
Speaker 7: course something I'm gonna go Army Delta Forest all the way.
Speaker 7: Let's freaking go.
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Speaker 7: You are the man.
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Speaker 5: I'm calling them Massachusetts. You can imagine living here with all.
Speaker 5: I just want to say, with all the political climate
Speaker 5: is a joy to listen to your show at night.
Speaker 5: It really makes me laugh good.
Speaker 1: Eight seven seven three seven seven four three seven three Jesse.
Speaker 1: Like you, I only attended community college, but my understanding
Speaker 1: of fascism is a government takeover of all the government
Speaker 1: and private sectors. Pause. First, I'll get it to the
Speaker 1: rest of his email. I will, But first, people get
Speaker 1: confused about a couple of things. One they worry about definitions.
Speaker 1: Is it actually fascism it's is it socialism? Is it communism?
Speaker 1: It's all just about power. It's all just about people
Speaker 1: trying to hoover up more power for themselves and take
Speaker 1: away your power. That's what it is. By definition. Fascism
Speaker 1: actually is very similar to what we have here in
Speaker 1: the country. It is corporations being pretty much forced to
Speaker 1: align themselves with the government, which most definitely has happened here. Anyway,
Speaker 1: back to his the guy says, is the Democrats are
Speaker 1: they continually calling Trump a fascist just another case of
Speaker 1: accusing their opponents of what they're doing. I see nothing
Speaker 1: Trump does or says to lead anyone believe he's a fascist.
Speaker 1: My wife and I are sorry about the passing of
Speaker 1: your father. We're praying for your mom and your family.
Speaker 1: His name is Bob. Thank you for your prayers, Bob.
Speaker 1: And Okay, them calling Trump a fascist just like them
Speaker 1: calling you or Trump a Nazi. You need to you
Speaker 1: need to learn to not take this personally. And I
Speaker 1: know that's hard. That's hard to hear, isn't it, And
Speaker 1: it's hard to accept. But they don't call Donald Trump
Speaker 1: a fascist because they actually think he's a fascist or
Speaker 1: because they think they can prove he's a fascist. Now,
Speaker 1: does your liberal ant pegy, the one on all the
Speaker 1: anti anxiety beds, does she think Trump is a fascist? Yes,
Speaker 1: But we're gonna talk about the thinkers here, the ones
Speaker 1: who put together the plans, not the stupid street animals
Speaker 1: like your liberal ant Peggy who believe those things. Let's
Speaker 1: talk about the ones who make the plans, who put
Speaker 1: out the talking points, the Barack Obamas of the world,
Speaker 1: the pelosis to Bill Gates, to these types. Do they
Speaker 1: actually think Donald Trump is a fascist? No, they don't.
Speaker 1: But what they do know is the American public, through
Speaker 1: years and years and years of propaganda disguised as education,
Speaker 1: through propaganda, the propaganda DECI she's disguised as media, that fascism,
Speaker 1: a fascist is, in the minds of the American public,
Speaker 1: the height of all evil. And here's how they did it.
Speaker 1: One they covered up, or have really really just for
Speaker 1: the most part, ignored most of the communist atrocities and
Speaker 1: communist crimes. Why when you go to an average middle
Speaker 1: school these days and you go through their textbooks or
Speaker 1: go through their lesson plans, how long will they spend
Speaker 1: on the evils of Adolf Hitler versus how long will
Speaker 1: they spend on the evils of Mao or Pullpot or
Speaker 1: someone like that. Let me go ahead and spoil it
Speaker 1: for you. It's not even close. It's ten to one,
Speaker 1: twenty to one. Why are they doing that?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 1: There's nothing wrong with discussing the evils of a piece
Speaker 1: of trash demon like Adolf Hitler, but Mao is just
Speaker 1: as worthy. So why does Hitler get all the play
Speaker 1: and Mao doesn't get all the play? Well, because your
Speaker 1: social studies teacher, your history teacher, probably even your math teacher,
Speaker 1: they are either communists or they are communist adjacent, and
Speaker 1: they understand. If they get up and they teach these
Speaker 1: young impressionable minds about the evils and horrors of communism,
Speaker 1: then Aidan, Jaden and Braden might grow up to be
Speaker 1: anti communists and they can't have that. So Mao gets
Speaker 1: five minutes. Yeah, he starved a bunch of people. It
Speaker 1: was terrible. Anyway, back to Hitler, mal gets fifteen minutes.
Speaker 1: Adolf Hitler gets three straight weeks, and you have to
Speaker 1: do your final project on him. This is all done
Speaker 1: for a reason. This is done so that they can
Speaker 1: create the idea that fascists and fascism is the ultimate evil,
Speaker 1: and fascism is evil, I should note, but that fascism
Speaker 1: is the ultimate evil, the only evil you have to
Speaker 1: worry about. Well, think about this if I raise you
Speaker 1: from zero to eighteen, and I say, Fascism's vil, Fascism's evil.
Speaker 1: Hitler Hitler's bad. Obviously, Hitler is bad. Bad, Hitler's bad.
Speaker 1: Fascism sucks, Fascism such, fascism sucks. And then at the
Speaker 1: age of eighteen, when you're old enough to vote, I
Speaker 1: point to the Republican whoever he is, I say, look
Speaker 1: a fascist. Because of your programming, you are automatically going
Speaker 1: to hate that person and think that person is the
Speaker 1: height of all evil. Think about it like brainwashing triggers.
Speaker 1: Do you ever see one of those movies where they
Speaker 1: brainwash an assassin and if he reads a Doctor Seuss
Speaker 1: saying that it triggers his assassination stuff and he goes
Speaker 1: on a killing spree. Think about the American Democrat like that.
Speaker 1: When you see them using nazi hitler fascist the way
Speaker 1: they use it to describe a big puppy dog like
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. They know they have a conditioned population that
Speaker 1: has been conditioned to think that's the height of all
Speaker 1: evo fascism, fascism, fascism. The second you get someone you
Speaker 1: want to stop, you take all those people and you
Speaker 1: point them towards him and say, look, there's the fascist,
Speaker 1: and they will automatically react in a negative way. That's why.
Speaker 1: And that's nothing to do with truth or what he
Speaker 1: actually is or any of those things. Has nothing to
Speaker 1: do with that at all, nothing to do with that
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