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Speaker 2: Headline from Not the Bee, a Chinese student is facing
Speaker 2: criminal charges for voting in Michigan, but the state has
Speaker 2: no way of tracking his ballot, so they're counting it.
Speaker 2: Apparently the dude didn't just vote illegally. Apparently the dude
Speaker 2: voted illegally multiple times. That's what they're alleging, that he
Speaker 2: voted illegally multiple times. This just goes back to what
Speaker 2: we've discussed many times before. People will scream, why does
Speaker 2: it take so long to get our election results in?
Speaker 2: Why this? Why is this so confusing? Why does this
Speaker 2: stuff keep happening? Election day is confusing and controversial because
Speaker 2: that's what Democrats want. They intentionally have created these conditions
Speaker 2: in this country so they can cheat. We don't have
Speaker 2: to sugarcoat it. We don't have to act like they don't.
Speaker 2: I find the most ridiculous position in the world to
Speaker 2: be Democrats don't cheat. Oh come on, you don't have
Speaker 2: to believe twenty twenty was stolen. You can believe it,
Speaker 2: you cannot believe it. I don't care. But that's a
Speaker 2: ridiculous position to take that they don't cheat. Their position
Speaker 2: is you shouldn't have to show id Why do you
Speaker 2: think that's their position? Of course they want to cheat.
Speaker 2: Everyone should. Every vote should be a mail in vote.
Speaker 2: Why do you think that's their position, because they want
Speaker 2: to cheat every single nefarious thing you see in here,
Speaker 2: every ridiculous law. Oh, we'll collect mail in ballots a
Speaker 2: week after the election. All of it is done so
Speaker 2: the conditions are there so cheating can take place. And
Speaker 2: remember where it takes place. Nursing homes, college campuses, homeless
Speaker 2: centers is actually another one. Any area where a bunch
Speaker 2: of people are gathered who don't have the mental capacity
Speaker 2: to realize what's happening. That's why they do it at college,
Speaker 2: That's why they do it at nursing homes, That's why
Speaker 2: they do it at homeless places. Democrats send operatives there.
Speaker 2: They hoover up all the ballots. Excuse me, ma'am. They
Speaker 2: sound very official. Excuse me, ma'am. We need you ballot
Speaker 2: from you there. It's a requirement. You get some old person,
Speaker 2: no family friends around, maybe mentally they're not doing great anymore,
Speaker 2: they feel like they're in trouble. Okay, you can have
Speaker 2: my ballot. They hand it over, gets filled out, gets
Speaker 2: turned in. Of course, it's all illegal, but very hard
Speaker 2: to prove. That is how you harvest up ballots, That's
Speaker 2: how it's done right there. That's how the cheating happens.
Speaker 2: Happens all the time. We have to be aware of it.
Speaker 2: And I can't believe I'm about to say what I'm
Speaker 2: about to say. But credit to the r NC. Oh
Speaker 2: my gosh, I feel dirty, almost feel like I need
Speaker 2: a shower. Credit the RNC. They just caught a bunch
Speaker 2: of dirty stuff going on in Michigan. They caught a
Speaker 2: bunch of dirty stuff going on in Bucks County, and
Speaker 2: they have put a stop to it. They sued in
Speaker 2: Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and they won. They stopped a bunch
Speaker 2: of fake ballots in Michigan and won. The RNC. Are
Speaker 2: they gonna catch everything? No, No one catches everything. But
Speaker 2: they are much much much more on top of things
Speaker 2: now than they were before. And I have to eat
Speaker 2: probably a little bit of crow on this one, because, look,
Speaker 2: I didn't like Ronald McDaniel. I didn't like the last
Speaker 2: RNC leadership. But when I saw it was Michael Wattley
Speaker 2: and Laura Trump, there was really Trump people taking over
Speaker 2: the RNC. It wasn't that I had a major problem
Speaker 2: with it, with that portion of it. Of course, Trump's
Speaker 2: the Republican nominee he's gonna have a lot to say
Speaker 2: about who leads the party. Where I got all that,
Speaker 2: But I thought to myself, wait a minute, is this
Speaker 2: gonna just turn into some sort of a money making
Speaker 2: scheme or something like that. Their fundraising has improved and
Speaker 2: they have spent a fortune on election integrity efforts. They
Speaker 2: really have done good things. You should be happy about that.
Speaker 2: They have done very good things before I forget Lee Smith.
Speaker 2: You know, I was talking about Lee Smith when it
Speaker 2: comes to election stuff and what's gonna happen post election.
Speaker 2: He thinks there's gonna be violence post election. Lee's gonna
Speaker 2: come tell us about that about twenty minutes from now.
Speaker 2: So you're gonna want to hang on for Lee Smith.
Speaker 2: Let's do some memials, Dear Soldier of the Seat. I
Speaker 2: just wanted to pass along this little early voting anecdote
Speaker 2: I thought you'd enjoy. Yesterday, my buddy and his wife
Speaker 2: went to their early voting location in New Jersey. Boonton,
Speaker 2: New Jersey. What a name to cast their ballots for
Speaker 2: President Trump. Line was long and slow moving. There was
Speaker 2: a woman a few places ahead of them who was
Speaker 2: wearing a Trump t shirt. The polling place authorities approached
Speaker 2: the woman and told her she couldn't wear the shirt,
Speaker 2: and what happen? To take it off? So that's exactly
Speaker 2: what she did. She took off her shirt on the
Speaker 2: spot and then waited and that slow moving line in
Speaker 2: her bra until she was able to cast her vote.
Speaker 2: Now that's a motivated voter. Please feel free to share
Speaker 2: this story with the troops with kindness regards. He didn't
Speaker 2: say I could say his name, so I'm not going to.
Speaker 2: But he's an army vet, so simprefy to you, my
Speaker 2: friend and ladies. I'm not suggesting you remove your shirt,
Speaker 2: but might be a good idea to make sure you're
Speaker 2: wearing a bra just in case. Hey, justin what, Chris,
Speaker 2: I'm giving out helpful advice? Make sure you're wearing a bra?
Speaker 2: All right, dear wizard of wisdom. One of my best
Speaker 2: ways to break into running for office is to start
Speaker 2: working at the polls, especially if you are the person
Speaker 2: who checks in voters. You can learn voters' names quickly
Speaker 2: after two or three elections. Then when you run for
Speaker 2: school board, you can stand outside the place talking to
Speaker 2: people calling you by name. It's a slow but powerful strategy.
Speaker 2: I like it a lot good luck to all those
Speaker 2: anti communist parents who run for school board. Yeah this one,
Speaker 2: that's a really good plan too. Remember, if you've been
Speaker 2: feeling called to get more involved, maybe you want to run.
Speaker 2: You're not sure if you want to run. Maybe you
Speaker 2: just want to help other people run, but you're hesitant,
Speaker 2: you're not sure. If you're gonna like it, is it
Speaker 2: gonna be too mean. I understand all those concerns. I
Speaker 2: get all that, but you know, I have this thing
Speaker 2: about working out. I don't like working out. I do
Speaker 2: because I know I need to stay healthy and strong,
Speaker 2: but I don't enjoy it. I'm not one of these
Speaker 2: workout freaks. Like my oldest son James is a workout beast.
Speaker 2: He loves it. That's what he wants to do. I
Speaker 2: can't even relate to that way of thinking. So for me,
Speaker 2: working out, ninety percent of working out is getting my
Speaker 2: workout clothes on. I know that sounds stupid, but I'll
Speaker 2: use every excuse in the world to talk myself out
Speaker 2: of it. I don't have time, I'm a little bloated,
Speaker 2: I'm tired, bab blah blah blah blah. But if I
Speaker 2: can just manage to put on my shorts, slip on
Speaker 2: this super manly knee sleeve, throw on a T shirt,
Speaker 2: and get my athletic shoes on. Once all that's on,
Speaker 2: you're working out. You're not going to ever, ever, ever
Speaker 2: go take all that stuff off. Ninety percent of the
Speaker 2: battle for me putting on the workout clothes. The exact
Speaker 2: same thing applies with political involvement. Just start to get involved.
Speaker 2: You don't have to even run for school board tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're not sure, but why don't you go down
Speaker 2: to a campaign or maybe Republican headquarters. But I would
Speaker 2: suggest a campaign if you have one you like, does
Speaker 2: it have to be a national one? Go down and
Speaker 2: volunteer for a day. You don't have to sign up,
Speaker 2: sign your life away. Sign away every Saturday, maybe a
Speaker 2: couple hours on a Saturday. When we used a phone
Speaker 2: bank when I was running for Congress, would we would
Speaker 2: have all these phones set up and all these cubby holes,
Speaker 2: and all these men and women are in there, they're
Speaker 2: making all these phone calls. People would show up for
Speaker 2: an hour. Hey, let me show up for an hour.
Speaker 2: People don't have unlimited time. I know you're busy. I'm
Speaker 2: freaking busy. Kids are in sports, jobs, all that stuff.
Speaker 2: An hour. You might just make friends, you might just
Speaker 2: enjoy it. I will tell you you will get satisfaction
Speaker 2: from it because we can sit and we can really
Speaker 2: stress ourselves out. We can drain all of our emotional
Speaker 2: energy about what's going on in the country, the commis
Speaker 2: and the ruining everything and a bah bah bah. The
Speaker 2: second you start doing something anything, Oh but it's just small. No,
Speaker 2: it's not small. Do something. You will feel better. I
Speaker 2: almost guarantee it. If you start getting involved in any
Speaker 2: level in any way, you will feel better than you
Speaker 2: did before. You feel helpless because you're useless. Stop being
Speaker 2: useless and start being helpful. You feel helpless because you're useless,
Speaker 2: So make yourself useful. What Chris, does that mean? I didn't,
Speaker 2: oh a little bit. I didn't mean it that way.
Speaker 2: I was being encouraging. What do you mean it's mean
Speaker 2: I was helping whatever. Anyway, Let's dig into Harris's immigration
Speaker 2: plans real quick. Hang on truth attitude, Jesse. It is
Speaker 2: the Jesse Kelly Show on eighth Thursday. The week is
Speaker 2: almost over, the election is almost here. I am so
Speaker 2: excited about it. Harris stands firm on wildly unpopular immigration
Speaker 2: plan and a final pitch to voters. Yes, they're still
Speaker 2: pitching for mass amnesty, but remember what's happening with immigration
Speaker 2: right now is a new negotiation. We are in a negotiation,
Speaker 2: and not a good faith negotiation. So here's how they've
Speaker 2: always gotten Republicans on this. This works especially well with
Speaker 2: low t losers like Senator Naked Kendall James Langford of Oklahoma.
Speaker 2: Here's what they say, mass amnesty for everyone, open up
Speaker 2: the border, everyone gets amnesty. The Republican position should be
Speaker 2: no amnesty for a single person, and a wall that's
Speaker 2: so high you need a commercial airliner to get over it.
Speaker 2: That should be the Republican position. But because Republicans don't
Speaker 2: have any idea how to negotiate and they are a
Speaker 2: bunch of dorks. Instead they'll say, okay, well we'll give
Speaker 2: you Look, well we'll have a little bit of border wall,
Speaker 2: and then we'll give you a lot of amnesty. And
Speaker 2: then look we compromised. Look at how well we compromised.
Speaker 2: And loser like James Langford. We'll try that in an
Speaker 2: election year and give Democrats a talking point to use,
Speaker 2: which they have used. Remember it's a negotiation, so don't
Speaker 2: start seeding ground before you even sit at the negotiating table.
Speaker 2: Once again, I want to remind you, well, let's just
Speaker 2: start with the criminals. Is seeding ground before you sit
Speaker 2: at the table. Don't do that, oh wise keeper of
Speaker 2: the ice machine. Gosh, I love my ice machine, Chris, No,
Speaker 2: don't shake your head. I finally decided to give it
Speaker 2: a little clean, which just means I poured a little
Speaker 2: vinegar in there. I may I may have poured a
Speaker 2: little bit too much vinegar in there, because I think,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, it tasted real, real bad. I ended up
Speaker 2: having to run a couple gallons of water through that
Speaker 2: bad but a couple gallons of water through that thing
Speaker 2: before the before the ice, before the ice finally got
Speaker 2: back the tasting like ice. But now pure is the
Speaker 2: driven snow. I'm just, honestly, I'm getting the chills just
Speaker 2: thinking about it. As a young adult twenty two years old,
Speaker 2: I've done my best to surround myself with like minded,
Speaker 2: conservative Christian people. This is even more important to me
Speaker 2: now as I've gotten married to a beautiful anti communist
Speaker 2: dime and children are now on our radar. Gosh, that
Speaker 2: blesses me. Twenty two years old, found himself a dime
Speaker 2: ready to make some babies. How about that I understand
Speaker 2: at this age voting for conservatives is still the uncool
Speaker 2: thing to do, and nobody wants to be uncool. Like
Speaker 2: Jewish producer Chris, I love this guy. I fear for
Speaker 2: my generation and the generation we will raise soon. How
Speaker 2: can we reach the young adults of this country and
Speaker 2: show them how truly evil the government and institutions have become. Also,
Speaker 2: please play the Freedo Bandido for my mom Heidi, who
Speaker 2: first encouraged me to listen to your show. How about
Speaker 2: that his name has been absolutely Heidi. Ah ya ya yai.
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Speaker 2: You ask how to reach the young adults, But it's
Speaker 2: funny because you're already doing the most important thing. We
Speaker 2: haven't had this talk in a while. But find a woman, ladies,
Speaker 2: if you are a woman, well, I guess that's we're done.
Speaker 2: It isn't it. Find a woman, find a man, marry them,
Speaker 2: and make babies. It sounds ridiculous, but the nuclear family,
Speaker 2: a man marrying a woman and having babies, raising them
Speaker 2: with a purpose, it is the greatest enemy to communism.
Speaker 2: It's part of the reason American communists have embraced feminism
Speaker 2: to such a degree, because it pits men against women.
Speaker 2: It's part of the reason, it's a huge part of
Speaker 2: the reason why they've gone all in on the LGBTQ
Speaker 2: Air Force stuff, because that also breaks up the nuclear family.
Speaker 2: A nation of strong nuclear families is the ultimate fight
Speaker 2: back against communism. A nation of broken people, broken families,
Speaker 2: people floating in the wind, completely lost, is extremely susceptible
Speaker 2: to communism. Find someone if you can't, I know, it's
Speaker 2: tough out there. And look, getting married is in everybody's
Speaker 2: lot in life. I totally get that some people are
Speaker 2: just going to be single for life. You know, they
Speaker 2: call those guys army guys anyway, but seriously, some people
Speaker 2: are going to be single. I get that God has
Speaker 2: different plans for everybody. But on a macro level, find
Speaker 2: yourself someone to marry, marry them and make babies with them.
Speaker 2: It's not just something I say on the radio. It
Speaker 2: is the building block. The nuclear family is the building
Speaker 2: block of every single, strong, successful society in ours is
Speaker 2: no different. This young man's twenty two years old, already
Speaker 2: put a ring on her finger, and they're already getting
Speaker 2: ready to crank out some puppies. That's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: That is the ultimate and anti communism. All right, those
Speaker 2: kids might end up saving the world one day. All right.
Speaker 2: Lee Smith is going to join us in just a moment.
Speaker 2: Lee Smith wrote a book that I talked about earlier
Speaker 2: this week, Disappearing the President. Lee Smith believes there's going
Speaker 2: to be violence after this election if Trump wins. And
Speaker 2: he's not some crazy wing not just saying things. Lee
Speaker 2: knows things. Let's Lee about what he knows next the
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday and amazing Thursday. And
Speaker 2: I figured, since I was talking about him the other night,
Speaker 2: his ears were probably burning, and I was citing his
Speaker 2: work in his new book, Disappearing the President, I might
Speaker 2: as well bring the man on the air to talk
Speaker 2: about it himself. Joining me now, my friend writer author
Speaker 2: of the book Disappearing the President, Lee Smith, Lee, you
Speaker 2: dropped a jaw dropper on me. I realize that's redundant.
Speaker 2: The other day when you were talking about what a
Speaker 2: post election time in this country might look like should
Speaker 2: Trump win, Lee, please, the floor's yours.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's perhaps not surprising, but nonetheless very alarming. I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm sure a lot of your great audience has heard
Speaker 1: everyone from Joe Biden to Democratic Congressman Jamie Raskin threatening
Speaker 1: post election violence. Other scenarios, however, that Democratic operatives and
Speaker 1: former officials have been have been formulating now for about
Speaker 1: half a year, and strangely, some or curiously, however, some
Speaker 1: of them anticipate a Trump victory, and the plan then
Speaker 1: is to provoke such or predict or perhaps more accurately,
Speaker 1: provoke such massive violence across this across across American cities
Speaker 1: that then President Donald Trump will be compelled to invoke
Speaker 1: the Insurrection Act, at which point senior military officials will
Speaker 1: refuse to implement his orders and the military will split,
Speaker 1: with other senior officers coming in to replace them and
Speaker 1: willing to obey the orders of the commander in chiefs
Speaker 1: so that scenario is not only about blood on the
Speaker 1: streets of American committee American cities, but it also again
Speaker 1: and also four cast a split in the military. We
Speaker 1: should keep in mind that the people who are talking
Speaker 1: about these scenarios, it's not that they're forecasting what this is.
Speaker 1: These are the same people who did the Transition Integrity
Speaker 1: Project in twenty twenty. Now it's called the Democracy Futures Project.
Speaker 1: And what this really is, it's post election contingency planning,
Speaker 1: and the media and Democratic Party operatives know what to
Speaker 1: look for basically, you know, I mean, basically, it's a
Speaker 1: roadmap to what's going to happen after the election. So
Speaker 1: you know, we're all hoping and praying that this election
Speaker 1: is transparent and that it only goes to election night,
Speaker 1: it doesn't stretch out three four days, three four weeks
Speaker 1: or months. But there are some unhappy, unhappy plans in
Speaker 1: the wings. I should say. One of the things that
Speaker 1: I found out researching and interviewing for Disappearing to President
Speaker 1: is that delays and announcing election results are related not
Speaker 1: only with election fraud, but also with violence. So this
Speaker 1: has happened, This has happened in places all across the
Speaker 1: world where their delays and announcing election results, that violence ensues.
Speaker 1: So one of the questions that we have to ask
Speaker 1: is by saying there are going to be delays in
Speaker 1: announcing the final election results, everyone from the decision desk
Speaker 1: at Fox News Channel to the secretaries of state of Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: Michigan and I believe Arizona as well. I've already announced
Speaker 1: there's going to be election delays. So you know what
Speaker 1: we have to ask, are they actually looking to stoke violence.
Speaker 1: I'm given that Kamala Harris has raised the stakes by
Speaker 1: likening her opponent Donald Trump to Adolph Hitler, it appears, yeah,
Speaker 1: a lot of these folks are interested in violence.
Speaker 2: Speaking with Lee Smith, author of the book Disappearing the President,
Speaker 2: if you'd like to read about him laying out these
Speaker 2: different scenarios. Okay, Lee's so let's let's let's say, just
Speaker 2: for the sake of arguing here, that it is decided
Speaker 2: on election night, because I do think there is a
Speaker 2: chance at least that the election is so in our
Speaker 2: favor that it has decided on election night. Does that
Speaker 2: in any way lesson what you think may come as
Speaker 2: a response from the other side, or does it just
Speaker 2: accelerate the timetable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it probably accelerates the timetable. I mean,
Speaker 1: we saw a Congressman Raskin said, he said that, Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: when it comes time to when it comes time to
Speaker 1: confirm the electoral College vote, and of course that's going
Speaker 1: to be in the hands of the current Vice president,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. When it comes time for that, we're not
Speaker 1: going to seat Donald Trump because of because he was
Speaker 1: part of an insurrection, so we're going to go to
Speaker 1: the Constitution. He's not going to get seated as president.
Speaker 1: And then of course this is this is his words,
Speaker 1: We're all going to need extra security because it'll be
Speaker 1: civil war times. So I mean, these these these people
Speaker 1: are are are are bragg about the about the bloodshed
Speaker 1: that they appear to be urging on. So I don't
Speaker 1: think that, but I agree with you. I mean, I've
Speaker 1: seen different people on Twitter who are saying, look, the
Speaker 1: the early voting numbers are so good for Donald Trump
Speaker 1: and for Republicans in general, that we may be able
Speaker 1: to get out of a very tense situation where they're
Speaker 1: where they're looking for ballots to make it up for
Speaker 1: Kamala Harrison. Ballots they're not ballots. It seems they won't
Speaker 1: be able to find unfortunately, and look to say, of course,
Speaker 1: I don't want violence. I want us to return to
Speaker 1: a normal country, right, I want I want our political
Speaker 1: system to be normal. I want the borders shut, and
Speaker 1: I don't I don't want any any violence at all,
Speaker 1: like we saw in the summer of twenty twenty and
Speaker 1: like we saw after the election of twenty sixteen. So
Speaker 1: I don't want it. But I think it's very important
Speaker 1: for us going forward to keep our eyes open and
Speaker 1: realize what again, what senior Democrats have said about about
Speaker 1: the upcoming election that they see it as a platform
Speaker 1: for violence.
Speaker 2: Lee, It seems sometimes like when we talk about this
Speaker 2: stuff and it's heavy, Obviously it's heavy. No one loves
Speaker 2: to hear it. I'm glad we talked about it. It
Speaker 2: seems as if we're so far away from becoming that
Speaker 2: normal country or getting back to being that normal country.
Speaker 2: You are, more so than me, more so than most
Speaker 2: people I know a student of history, Is there any
Speaker 2: historical example of a country getting through stuff like this
Speaker 2: and getting back to normal, because that's where I want
Speaker 2: to go.
Speaker 1: Well, I think that one of the things we have to.
Speaker 1: We have to look at our own history.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: When we talked about during the you know, the freedom
Speaker 1: agenda in the Middle East, and people were saying, well,
Speaker 1: you know, it's a nice idea. Skeptics said, well, it's
Speaker 1: an nice idea trying to make Iraq and Afghanistan and
Speaker 1: other you know, Middle East countries democracies. It would be great,
Speaker 1: I guess, but there there they have. They have no
Speaker 1: history as democracies, as representative polities. This is very unlikely
Speaker 1: to happen, right, But what we have we are the
Speaker 1: oldest democracy in the world, right, and we don't have
Speaker 1: to go around, you know, bragging on ourselves saying, yeah,
Speaker 1: we're the greatest nation. I mean, you and I believe
Speaker 1: we are. But all you have to do is look
Speaker 1: at our history and how much work it took to
Speaker 1: get to where we are. So these are our actual foundations,
Speaker 1: and they're actually going to have to do a lot
Speaker 1: of work, a lot more work hacking away at those foundations. Look,
Speaker 1: we've seen what we've seen. Awful, just terrible things happen
Speaker 1: the last eight years. But we also need to keep
Speaker 1: in mind and remember exactly who we are, right, and
Speaker 1: we are again the oldest democracy in the history of
Speaker 1: the world with institutions. Again, these guys are trying to
Speaker 1: lay waste institutions, but these institutions are real, and I
Speaker 1: think one of the ways, one of the ways through this,
Speaker 1: as I explained in disappearing to the President, let's stop
Speaker 1: talking about the deep state. Let's stop talking about fixing
Speaker 1: the bureaucracies. We don't have to worry about the bureaucrats
Speaker 1: because they're bureaucrats. We have to go after leadership and
Speaker 1: we have to hold these people accountable. On the other side.
Speaker 1: At the top of the list for me is Barack Obama.
Speaker 1: That's what we do. We go after leadership, and our
Speaker 1: institutions will work on our institutions. It'll be a lot
Speaker 1: easier to work on our institutions. What we get once
Speaker 1: we get this very dangerous leadership out of the way,
Speaker 1: once we hold an accountable.
Speaker 2: Lee Just real quick, Barack Obama? Why him? You mentioned
Speaker 2: him by name? You've talked about a lot of heavy things.
Speaker 2: Why Barack Obama?
Speaker 1: Well, because it's kind of astonishing, just even for me.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, I've believed that Obama has been
Speaker 1: at the center of a lot of stuff and I've
Speaker 1: started even before twenty sixteen, but going back and doing
Speaker 1: the research for Disappearing President, Yeah, I mean, he is
Speaker 1: the origin of every campaign that's targeted Trump aids and
Speaker 1: Trump supporters since twenty sixteen. We're looking at the surveillance campaign,
Speaker 1: if we're looking at censorship, if we're looking at election interference,
Speaker 1: if we're looking if we're looking at the COVID lockdowns,
Speaker 1: I mean, if we're looking at political violence. It's just
Speaker 1: astonishing that Barack Obama is at the starting point of
Speaker 1: all of these campaigns. When we talk about the political violence,
Speaker 1: it's important to remember, you know, the press bears a
Speaker 1: lot of responsibility for this. But the really big thing
Speaker 1: that happened was when Barack Obama had John Brennan, his
Speaker 1: CIA director, in twenty sixteen, issue an intelligence community assessment
Speaker 1: finding that Trump had been helped to the White House
Speaker 1: by Vladimir Putin. That right there split the country, that
Speaker 1: set us on course for very very dangerous things. And
Speaker 1: we're seeing exactly those things play out right now. That's
Speaker 1: Barack Obama, who in that.
Speaker 2: He is Lee Smith in the book, is disappearing the President.
Speaker 2: I don't even think I have to encourage you to
Speaker 2: go pick it up. I'm sure you're already hammering the
Speaker 2: internet right now to pick it up. But go by it, Lee,
Speaker 2: you are the man. Come back soon. I appreciate you, my.
Speaker 1: Brother, Thank you, Jess. I appreciate you.
Speaker 2: Dude is the man. He's the man, and he knows
Speaker 2: a lot about a lot. It's worth it's worth a read,
Speaker 2: all right. Before we get to the final segment headlines,
Speaker 2: I didn't get to another things. Let's get to this.
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Speaker 2: We can make jokes. It's fine. It is the Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show, final segment of a Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 2: a Thursday. But we are going to be back tomorrow
Speaker 2: for Ask Doctor Jesse Friday, and it's gonna be sweet.
Speaker 2: I'm so excited. Get your questions emailed in right now,
Speaker 2: ask me anything. All three hours we'll be answering those questions.
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Speaker 2: I am anxious to see. Chris, what if crazy guy
Speaker 2: comes in for part three?
Speaker 4: You're using mosaic warfare? Yeah, DARPA. You know your big
Speaker 4: shot buddies at DARPA. They think they're gonna match mother.
Speaker 2: Chris, who's DARFA? Did you know that you say DARF?
Speaker 2: I think he says Darfa with an S. Does he
Speaker 2: say DARPA with a I don't know who any of
Speaker 2: these people are, but if we're friends, I want to
Speaker 2: know they're.
Speaker 4: Using mosaic warfare. Yeah, DARPA, you know your big shot buz.
Speaker 2: You're right, it's definitely DARPA with A. Pe p is in, Paul,
Speaker 2: Chris p is in Paul.
Speaker 4: They're using mosaic warfare. Yeah, DARPA. You know your big
Speaker 4: shot buddies at DARPA. They think they're gonna match Mother Nature.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: A thousand foot tidal waves, solar flares, one hundred and
Speaker 4: ten pounds hailstone, six hundred mile an hour winds. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's all coming to a town near you, big shot.
Speaker 4: Now what, I control the weather. I'm the one that
Speaker 4: steered Milton to the south so it didn't kill millions. Yeah,
Speaker 4: Milton was a man made hurricane. Yeah by DARPA. Howd
Speaker 4: to work out from him? Because nobody really died from Melton?
Speaker 4: But that battles the eyewall in the sea surge.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Now what, big shot?
Speaker 4: You got supernatural power like that?
Speaker 1: Are you still playing with your.
Speaker 4: And your little pea shooter because you're all about to die?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're all about to die.
Speaker 4: I came to warn you because you know what, Yah,
Speaker 4: what does nothing before he warns his.
Speaker 2: People He's gonna lose his voice soon. I can recognize that.
Speaker 2: I can recognize that from a million miles away because
Speaker 2: it's happened to me before on the radio, because I
Speaker 2: do three hours of radio. In an hour of TV
Speaker 2: every night on the first TV. Sometimes if I get mad,
Speaker 2: which is rare, I don't like to scream and yell.
Speaker 2: I've told you i'd like to stress you out. I
Speaker 2: don't like to stress myself out. But if I get
Speaker 2: really really mad and I find myself yelling, by the
Speaker 2: end of the three hours, my voice, I can feel
Speaker 2: it going. I can feel going. And if that gentleman
Speaker 2: does not find a way to calm himself down, he's
Speaker 2: gonna be in trouble. That's one. Two. A thousand foot
Speaker 2: title wave, Yeah, it would be scary. That'd be kind
Speaker 2: of sick. Could you imagine what a thousand what? Chris,
Speaker 2: If you're gonna die anyway, that's not that bad of
Speaker 2: a way to go that. No, listen, a thousand No,
Speaker 2: you're not gonna drown with a thousand foot title wave.
Speaker 2: It's not gonna be that bad. You're gonna be squashed
Speaker 2: like a grape. You're not gonna drown that much water.
Speaker 2: Do you have any idea how much how much weight
Speaker 2: that water is? I want you to think about every
Speaker 2: single woman who sits on the view add all that up.
Speaker 2: It's that much weight. You would just die immediately. You'd
Speaker 2: be smashed. It would wipe out everything and people die
Speaker 2: a lot of different ways. Tell me that's not a
Speaker 2: cool way to go. That's a very cool way to go.
Speaker 2: A thousand foot seawall, it'd be oh gosh, it would
Speaker 2: be epic. Brandon Johnson is the most unpopular mayor in
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Speaker 2: who put that guy into office.
Speaker 3: Oh, look at.
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Speaker 1: And now here's a headline by go you know this, you.
Speaker 2: Know the thing headlines We didn't get to Subway accused
Speaker 2: of shorting customers on the meat in sandwiches. No a
Speaker 2: reputable company like Subway, Get out of here. Brandon Johnson
Speaker 2: already read that one uncovered picks show Kamala Harris posed
Speaker 2: with anti Christian hate group. Oh when I read the
Speaker 2: first line of that, I thought it was going someplace else.
Speaker 2: Drag out the vote University of Wisconsin park Side students
Speaker 2: advocate voting with a drag show. Here's your reminder that
Speaker 2: we really need to defund almost all of America's university system.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden was biting babies left and right at the
Speaker 2: White House Trick or Treat event. There's actual video and
Speaker 2: pictures of this. He's just not a guy who has
Speaker 2: ever conducted himself well in the presence of children. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of grabbing, a lot of nuzzling, a lot
Speaker 2: of biting. I just don't understand why people continue to
Speaker 2: present their babies to Joe Biden. Don't do that anymore.
Speaker 2: Hundreds of drone incursions reported at military installations over the
Speaker 2: past few years, according to Northcom Oh good. At least
Speaker 2: we don't assume the Chinese have gathered every bit of
Speaker 2: information they need on our military installations in this country.
Speaker 2: Haiti sees a rise in killings in police executions with
Speaker 2: children targeted. The UN says, well, we definitely need thousands
Speaker 2: more of them here. More than two hundred unqualified Texas
Speaker 2: teachers got their their jobs through a massive cheating scandal. Boy,
Speaker 2: I am stunned that there's corruption in cheating in a
Speaker 2: profession that is occupied and run mostly by communists. Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris campaign in meltdown mode for this voter group. Of course,
Speaker 2: it's men. Men hate Kamala Harris. Chi. I can't imagine way.
Speaker 3: Everybody has a right to be heard, but right now.
Speaker 2: I am speaking that always lands really really well with men.
Speaker 2: Poll out of Texas shows Harris rally sure didn't work
Speaker 2: for Colin Alred. Yeah, when you're a Democrat running in Texas,
Speaker 2: it's really not smart to do campaign events with Kamala Harris.
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