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Speaker 1: Let's have some fun on a Wednesday. It's a hoop
Speaker 1: day and we are gonna have us a real good time. Tonight,
Speaker 1: we're gonna talk about the communist worship of death. Even
Speaker 1: United States senators are out there lovingly talking about people dying.
Speaker 1: Why this couple different reasons. We'll discuss that. Is there
Speaker 1: a mothership flying drones over New Jersey? Some say yes,
Speaker 1: some say no. We'll get to all that interest inflation
Speaker 1: is going way up. I have yet another amazing example
Speaker 1: of how things are funded. The activism you see is
Speaker 1: funded and organized. All that tons of emails. Christopher Ray resigned.
Speaker 1: So much more coming up tonight on the World Face
Speaker 1: Miss Jesse Kelly's show. Now, let me ask you something.
Speaker 1: What do you think about murder? Are you? Are you
Speaker 1: okay with murder? Would you that's okay? So let's do
Speaker 1: it this way. If it was legal, Let's say murder
Speaker 1: got legalized, would you murder somebody? Maybe neighbor's dog keeps
Speaker 1: pooping in your lawn? Hey, I just said it's legal.
Speaker 1: Why wouldn't Why not just kill him? Somebody cuts you
Speaker 1: off in traffic? Why not just follow him to where
Speaker 1: he's going and murder him. Do you have Are you
Speaker 1: against that? Oh? You are? You are? Why what is
Speaker 1: it about murder that is not appealing to you? Why
Speaker 1: don't you like it? Why aren't you pro murder? Let
Speaker 1: me let me tell you why? Because you have a
Speaker 1: value system that values other human life, not just your own.
Speaker 1: Maybe you come at this from a Christian perspective. I
Speaker 1: should just make it religious period perspective. That human being,
Speaker 1: the one who cut me off in traffic, my neighbor
Speaker 1: who's pooping in the yard, Well, hopefully it was just
Speaker 1: his dog, But the neighbor's dog pooping in the yard,
Speaker 1: he's still a human being. God created him, So I
Speaker 1: am not going to kill what God made. So maybe
Speaker 1: you come at it from a religious perspective. Maybe not.
Speaker 1: Maybe you're an atheist, Maybe you're a pagan maybe, or
Speaker 1: maybe you're whatever. Why aren't you okay with murder? Why
Speaker 1: don't you want to murder them? You're not worried about
Speaker 1: what God made? You don't think that way? Why aren't
Speaker 1: you okay? Well, you still understand that human being as
Speaker 1: secular of your view, as your view may be is
Speaker 1: of that human being, you understand that human being has
Speaker 1: other human beings, even if you hate them attached to him. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the guy cut me off in traffic, But that might
Speaker 1: be uh, that might be some kid's dad, that might
Speaker 1: be somebody's husband. Maybe he's taking care of his mother.
Speaker 1: Maybe I wouldn't murder him. He's a human being with motivations,
Speaker 1: with causes, with loved ones, So I wouldn't murder him.
Speaker 1: That's how you think about murder. Even if it was
Speaker 1: legalized tomorrow, you wouldn't do it. At least I hope
Speaker 1: you wouldn't do it. So why aren't they like that?
Speaker 1: What is it about communists that makes them love murder?
Speaker 1: Most of them love it. Virtually all of them are
Speaker 1: okay with it, if the time's right. I'll play a
Speaker 1: couple couple things here. First, we have the LA Deputy
Speaker 1: district attorney suggesting that the tyrant Trump should be killed. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's a not great. You have United States Senator Elizabeth Warren,
Speaker 1: she's talking about that United Healthcare ceo, that insurance guy
Speaker 1: who got murdered on the streets in New York. You
Speaker 1: got a United States Senator going on the news MSNBC
Speaker 1: saying this.
Speaker 2: Well, We'll say it over and over. Violence is never
Speaker 2: the answer. That this guy gets a trial who's allegedly
Speaker 2: killed the CEO of United Health.
Speaker 3: But you can only push people so far and.
Speaker 1: Then, hey, look, violence is never the answer. But you
Speaker 1: can only push people so far on television with a
Speaker 1: big old fat well, he kind of had it coming. Okay,
Speaker 1: this is not alone. I could do this all night long.
Speaker 1: I won't. Jimmy Kimmel as part of his well, allegedly
Speaker 1: it's a comedy show. Part of his monologue, Jimmy Kimmel
Speaker 1: had a bunch of laughs about all these comedy staffers
Speaker 1: who are falling in love with this murderer.
Speaker 4: How many women and so many men are going nuts
Speaker 4: over how good looking this killer is. And there's a
Speaker 4: huge wave of horny washing over us, like it's like
Speaker 4: when one of the guys you work with just.
Speaker 1: Want to remind you before he keeps going. The person
Speaker 1: killed I don't know him personally, but I do know
Speaker 1: he was a husband and a father of two kids.
Speaker 1: Two kids. Christmas is coming, Dad not only won't be there,
Speaker 1: he'll never be there again. Because this guy was murdered
Speaker 1: on camera in the streets of New York.
Speaker 4: Does he I had a dream about you last night.
Speaker 4: When it's the FedEx guy with the big muscles.
Speaker 1: And the rolled up sleeves, you're like, oh.
Speaker 4: But if it's the bald it guy wearing crops with
Speaker 4: black socks, you're on the phone with HR. That same
Speaker 4: dynamic our staff today. I have never experienced anything like this.
Speaker 4: These are screen grabs of actual exchanges between are members
Speaker 4: of our staff and their friends, relatives, whatever. I've changed
Speaker 4: the names to protect the guilty. But see Lorraine sa asks,
Speaker 4: do you guys think the United Healthcare CEO killer is hot?
Speaker 4: Friend replies yes, I love Luigi.
Speaker 1: I think he's gay. Though.
Speaker 4: This is an exchange between two of our producers. We'll
Speaker 4: call them Alphaba and Glinda.
Speaker 1: Got They go on, oh ha, Hi, so cute. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna be a jail house bride. Ha haha. Why why
Speaker 1: But it's not Look, it's not unique to the United
Speaker 1: Healthcare CEO John Carrey. John Carrey on camera really pretty
Speaker 1: frankly endorsed the death of I don't know count how
Speaker 1: many billions, not thousands, not millions. If John Carey gets
Speaker 1: what he wants from this video, billions of people will die.
Speaker 5: There's really no polite way to put it. The climate
Speaker 5: crisis is killing people. It is knowingly wittingly allowing people
Speaker 5: to die and infecting them with disease and providing them
Speaker 5: with air that kills people because we're not willing to
Speaker 5: take the steps necessary to do what we know we
Speaker 5: need to do.
Speaker 1: And hold on, no, hold on, he's about to set
Speaker 1: it up. The killing people, it's killing people. We need
Speaker 1: to do these things. You heard he just said, we're
Speaker 1: not willing to take the steps of what we need
Speaker 1: to do. Hey, John, what do we need.
Speaker 2: To do here?
Speaker 5: Now? Millions of people around this planet are dying because
Speaker 5: fossil fuel and methane emissions called greenhouse gas pollution. Those
Speaker 5: methane emissions and CO two emissions and nitrous oxide and
Speaker 5: other emissions are escaping into the atmosphere, being fed by
Speaker 5: the way in which we continue to choose to fuel
Speaker 5: our vehicles, propel our vehicles, heat our homes, light our factories,
Speaker 5: and so forth.
Speaker 1: Our vehicles are warm homes and our factories. Those are
Speaker 1: the things that have to go. Well. If you took
Speaker 1: even a light glance at human history, you'll notice that
Speaker 1: the life expectancy of human beings has rocketed up in
Speaker 1: the past couple hundred years, and that is in large part.
Speaker 1: In fact, it's the vast majority of it, because humanity
Speaker 1: has access to affordable energy in ways they never ever
Speaker 1: ever did before. Your vehicle, it is your lifeblood. It's
Speaker 1: how you get to work, it's how you get your
Speaker 1: wife to the hospital. Your home, being able to heat
Speaker 1: your home, having energy to heat your home. It's not
Speaker 1: a little thing. It's everything. Our factories, those factories that
Speaker 1: John Carey says must go, they are the factories that
Speaker 1: produce everything we use in our lives, from our clothes
Speaker 1: to our icemakers. Why does John Carrey want to get
Speaker 1: rid of these things? Does John Carey not know that
Speaker 1: billions of people will die if you get rid of
Speaker 1: these things? Well, of course he knows. John Carrey as
Speaker 1: big of as an incompetent boob as he is, John
Speaker 1: Carrey is well aware that billions of people will die
Speaker 1: if we get rid of fossil fuels as he calls them,
Speaker 1: if we get rid of vehicles, if we get rid
Speaker 1: of heating in your home, if we get rid of
Speaker 1: the factories, billions of people on this planet will die,
Speaker 1: and they will die horribly. I might add. They will
Speaker 1: die of exposure, they will die of starvation, famine. It
Speaker 1: will be a disaster like the planet has never seen.
Speaker 1: It would make World War two look like you stubbing
Speaker 1: your toe if John Carey could implement all the changes
Speaker 1: he wants. So back to the question I asked at
Speaker 1: the beginning of the show, why are they okay with it?
Speaker 1: In many cases they cheer for it, but why are
Speaker 1: they okay with it? That is what we will talk
Speaker 1: about in just a moment. Before we do that, let
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Speaker 1: about why are they so okay with violence? Why are
Speaker 1: communists so okay with murder? When you think about it,
Speaker 1: communism is very very young one hundred years give or take.
Speaker 1: How have they murdered over one hundred million people in
Speaker 1: one hundred years and you read the stories, it's just murder, murder, death,
Speaker 1: mass mass that. Okay, Well, there's a couple different things
Speaker 1: we have to understand about it. First, let's start with
Speaker 1: the street communists. That's where we'll begin. Some of this
Speaker 1: will apply to the elites, but let's start with the streets.
Speaker 1: And for you new listeners, remember well you'll hear me
Speaker 1: talk about this a lot. There are two different divisions
Speaker 1: of communism, and there always have been. This is not
Speaker 1: unique to America at all. It was the exact same
Speaker 1: way in the Soviet Union, in China and Cambodia and everywhere.
Speaker 1: There have always been two different divisions. There are the
Speaker 1: street communists. Those are generally the true believers, they really
Speaker 1: think a change. Those are the street animals in the streets.
Speaker 1: They're the true believers, and they are the enforcement arm,
Speaker 1: the foot soldiers. It's their job to murder and pillage
Speaker 1: and vandalize and do all those things. They also, because
Speaker 1: they're a bunch of vile, violent criminals, will find themselves
Speaker 1: in legal trouble and so they need something from the elites.
Speaker 1: They need legal protection. You see this in places well
Speaker 1: all over the country. I could point out in New
Speaker 1: York City, LA. It doesn't matter where it is. Pick
Speaker 1: your blue hell hole where some dude gets sprung out
Speaker 1: of jail, goes on to stab twenty five people and
Speaker 1: gets let out of jail again, really quickly. What's happening there.
Speaker 1: That's the elites providing the protection the streets need. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's the street angle, the elite angle. Those are the
Speaker 1: ones who actually have the power, and they generally are
Speaker 1: not true believers. That's why it doesn't do any good
Speaker 1: to point out that John Carrey's a hypocrite for flying
Speaker 1: on a private jet. John carry doesn't believe in climate change.
Speaker 1: It doesn't care about it. He understands that talking about
Speaker 1: it is a great way to get more money and
Speaker 1: power for himself. They're just all about power, and they
Speaker 1: know they can use the masses, the brain dead idiots,
Speaker 1: your liberal and Peggy oh my gosh, I love abortion.
Speaker 1: They understand that she is a useful idiot who can
Speaker 1: be used to give them more money and power. So
Speaker 1: let's start why they're okay with death. Let's start with
Speaker 1: the streets. Why why are they out there? Doakie? Oh,
Speaker 1: this assassiny's the best. I had a good point. I'm
Speaker 1: so cute, look at his abs. Why are they like that? Well?
Speaker 1: I touched on it a little bit in the beginning,
Speaker 1: when I was talking about you and why you're not
Speaker 1: okay with murder Sultsanitsen, the Gulag prisoner and author called
Speaker 1: them the enemies of humanity. Many people, myself included, referred
Speaker 1: to communists as anti humans. But what does that really mean?
Speaker 1: What are we really saying? Well, I asked you in
Speaker 1: the beginning of the show if it was legal, if
Speaker 1: it legal, remember, if you could murder somebody, someone you
Speaker 1: even you, even someone you hate, someone you're mad at.
Speaker 1: And obviously you said no. But that's because you put
Speaker 1: a value in a human being and a value in
Speaker 1: human life, because you think outside of yourself. You understand
Speaker 1: even that guy who cuts you off in traffic, even
Speaker 1: he is probably a son, a father of somebody.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: The communist, the street animals, they don't think like that
Speaker 1: about any human being. It isn't unique to you. Really,
Speaker 1: their only quest, their great quest, is for the revolution.
Speaker 1: That is the only thing that matters. They are oftentimes
Speaker 1: stupid people. It's it's oftentimes the dumbest people in your society,
Speaker 1: Oftentimes the most easily manipulated people, often the most mentally ill.
Speaker 1: Well usually it's a combination of all of those three.
Speaker 1: But people who it's easy to convince of something and
Speaker 1: what they've been convinced of is that their revolution is everything.
Speaker 1: It's the only thing that matters. And once you get
Speaker 1: convinced of that, then it's not a large step to say, hey,
Speaker 1: does that human life really matter?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 1: Look, how mad are you about an insurance ceo? After all,
Speaker 1: you can only push people so far and then they
Speaker 1: have it common.
Speaker 2: We'll say it over and over. Violence is never the answer.
Speaker 2: This guy gets a trial who's allegedly killed the CEO
Speaker 2: of United Health.
Speaker 3: But you can only push people so far and then
Speaker 3: they start to take hands.
Speaker 1: Yeah he Hey, you pushed him so far. The guy
Speaker 1: had a bad experience in healthcare. Maybe his family dude
Speaker 1: did too. You can only push him so far and
Speaker 1: then okay, some people are gonna have to die. No
Speaker 1: value in human life. I get John carry They all
Speaker 1: know how to speak the same way. Listen to how
Speaker 1: John Carey sets up his multi billion person genocide.
Speaker 5: There's really no polite way to put it. The climate
Speaker 5: crisis is killing people. It is knowingly, witningly allowing people
Speaker 5: to die and infecting them with disease and providing them
Speaker 5: with air that kills people because we're not willing to
Speaker 5: take the steps necessary to do so.
Speaker 1: I have to eliminate your car. I have to take
Speaker 1: the heat out of your home. We have to destroy
Speaker 1: all these factories. I have no choice. It's killing people.
Speaker 1: You've left me with no choice but to do abhorrently
Speaker 1: violent things and star five billion people to death. I
Speaker 1: wish there was some other way, but you've pushed me.
Speaker 1: Now I have no choice. It's easy to get to
Speaker 1: that conclusion in this street animals do when you look
Speaker 1: at a human and you just don't value their life.
Speaker 1: That's from the street animals. Now, why do the kings
Speaker 1: and queens? Why do the elites? Why are they okay
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Speaker 1: Back to what we were talking about. Oh, I can't
Speaker 1: wait to get to the Jill Biden stuff, but I
Speaker 1: have to finish my thought here. So I already told
Speaker 1: you why the street communists are so okay with murder.
Speaker 1: There's just no value in human life. Once you become
Speaker 1: an anti human, once you become convinced that your revolution
Speaker 1: is all that matters and human beings just aren't that important, well,
Speaker 1: then why wouldn't you just kill anyone that got in
Speaker 1: your way. I've used the example before of a worm
Speaker 1: or ants. You know, ants a great example. People, normal
Speaker 1: people like you will look at all the these people
Speaker 1: cause or You'll look at them cheering on death and murder,
Speaker 1: and you'll you'll say something like, how could they support this?
Speaker 1: I don't understand. What if there were a bunch of
Speaker 1: ants on your sidewalk, a block full of ants. They
Speaker 1: just took over the freaking sidewalk. Let me ask you
Speaker 1: a question, how many could you step on before you
Speaker 1: started to feel bad? Is there even a number? No,
Speaker 1: Chris is laughing, of course, well all of them. You
Speaker 1: wouldn't care. It's an ant. The life of an ant
Speaker 1: doesn't hold meaning to you. It means nothing. You step
Speaker 1: on them, you don't step on them. You could step
Speaker 1: on a billion and it would mean nothing. That's exactly
Speaker 1: how the communist views all human life. It's not just
Speaker 1: his political opponents, although those those are the people who
Speaker 1: get it the most. All human life it's just not important.
Speaker 1: You're not a unique, god breathed human being with goals
Speaker 1: and skills and a destiny to do something. And you're like, no,
Speaker 1: you're just you're an ants. Kill them all. Now that's
Speaker 1: the streets. The elites they share some of that, of course,
Speaker 1: but they come at it from kind of a different angle.
Speaker 1: You see. I'll use a non death example here. Kathy Hochel,
Speaker 1: governor of New York. She's catching a bunch of crap
Speaker 1: because she announced on Monday, that they'd be sending out
Speaker 1: checks to poor people, just bribery checks. She's worried about
Speaker 1: getting reelected, so three to five hundred dollars. Of course,
Speaker 1: none of those evil rich people get it. But three
Speaker 1: to five hundred dollars, she's just going to be setting
Speaker 1: out checks, and she's getting all kinds of crap for it.
Speaker 1: You'd think you can buy our votes. What is this garbage?
Speaker 1: That doesn't solve anything? Okay, okay, But Kathy Hokeel sees herself.
Speaker 1: The elite communist sees himself as being a king or
Speaker 1: a queen. As we've discussed many many times before, they
Speaker 1: don't look at themselves as being your fellow human being.
Speaker 1: They know how to use that language, my fellow New Yorkers, right,
Speaker 1: they know how to use that language. But they don't
Speaker 1: see themselves as that at all. They see themselves as
Speaker 1: above you, ruling over you, and that kind of ham
Speaker 1: fisted stuff that people are turning against. That's just how
Speaker 1: kings have always operated. Oh the peasants are angry, float
Speaker 1: up a bunch of bread in the wagons and chuck
Speaker 1: them some bread on the way by. Watch how they
Speaker 1: calm down. That's of course what a king would do,
Speaker 1: it's what a queen would do. And when it comes
Speaker 1: to human life, think about the course of human history.
Speaker 1: Think about how many battles we talked about are wars
Speaker 1: where young men are dying by the thousands, and it
Speaker 1: was a war started and pushed by a monarch somewhere,
Speaker 1: this general, that king, that and you take to yourself, geez,
Speaker 1: fifty thousand of your young men dead, woolf. Kings order
Speaker 1: people to their deaths all the time. Kings order the
Speaker 1: deaths of people all the time, men, women and children.
Speaker 1: That's the history of the world. And now that the
Speaker 1: elite communists in this country are completely isolated to the
Speaker 1: ivory towers completely, and I mean completely. They are isolated
Speaker 1: in the Hamptons, in the universities, in the Manhattan penthouses,
Speaker 1: and the fancy parts of la They are completely isolated
Speaker 1: in these ivory towers. And that's why they keep getting
Speaker 1: caught talking down to people, and keep getting caught talking
Speaker 1: about death as if it's nothing. Why do they sit
Speaker 1: and lecture you that you should stop whining about inflation.
Speaker 1: The economy's great. Maybe you're just not educated enough. Because
Speaker 1: they're in an ivory tower, not feeling it at all,
Speaker 1: and the king wants to pass to stop whining. Why
Speaker 1: are they so okay ordering people off to their deaths
Speaker 1: or so okay with normal people dying, Because kings and
Speaker 1: queens order people to die all the time. That's part
Speaker 1: of the privilege of being a king and a queen.
Speaker 1: So when you're Elizabeth Warren, I mean, yeah, what's what's
Speaker 1: really the big deal?
Speaker 2: We'll say it over and over. Violence is never the answer.
Speaker 2: This guy gets a trial who's allegedly killed the CEO
Speaker 2: of United Health.
Speaker 3: But you can only push people so far and then
Speaker 3: they start to take hands.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I should note that if I was a politician
Speaker 1: who supported opening up the border of my country to
Speaker 1: allow drugs and murderers and rapists to pour into my country,
Speaker 1: I would be a little bit more caut with my Well,
Speaker 1: you can only push people so far. They had it
Speaker 1: coming rhetoric, Elizabeth, I would be careful traveling down that road.
Speaker 1: If I were you, I would just say I'd be really,
Speaker 1: really careful if you're going to make those connections for people.
Speaker 1: You're a Democrat senator. Your party just took over and
Speaker 1: you brought as many rapists into the country as you
Speaker 1: could for four years. I'd be very very careful with
Speaker 1: the well, if you can only push him so far,
Speaker 1: then someone's gonna die. I'd be careful with that rhetoric
Speaker 1: if I were you. Just heads up, that's one. Now.
Speaker 1: That is why the elites order people to their deaths
Speaker 1: and are okay with deaths, because they don't care about
Speaker 1: you at all. Let's move on to something hilarious and wonderful.
Speaker 1: See Jill Biden. Jill Biden. She's neither hilarious nor is
Speaker 1: she wonderful, but her bitter, selfish pettiness is incredibly entertaining
Speaker 1: right now, and I, for one, am choosing to enjoy it,
Speaker 1: and I hope you will join me. And that now
Speaker 1: let's do remember we're not ever going to celebrate Jill Biden.
Speaker 1: Jill Biden is the one who pushed her husband to run.
Speaker 1: Jill Biden is the one who sat there for four
Speaker 1: years while her evil cadaver husband was barely functional embarrassed
Speaker 1: himself on the world stage. The truth is that fifty
Speaker 1: years from now, fifty years from now, Joe Biden will
Speaker 1: be a joke in virtually every circle. He'll be a punchline.
Speaker 1: I'll be dead fifty years from now, but those of
Speaker 1: you who are still alive, you'll be joking with your kids,
Speaker 1: your grandkids of oh Man, you should have seen Biden.
Speaker 1: He couldn't even talk. And it is Jill Biden who
Speaker 1: destroyed that legacy by keeping him there, never stepped in,
Speaker 1: always wanted him there, and then pushed him to run again,
Speaker 1: and tried to fight off everyone when they were trying
Speaker 1: to stop him from running again, just because she loved
Speaker 1: being First Lady so much so. Jill Biden is not
Speaker 1: somebody personally we're ever gonna celebrate on this show. However,
Speaker 1: when Jill Biden and Kamala Harris are taking nasty caddy
Speaker 1: petty shots at each other, my word, are we here
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Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Now we were talking
Speaker 1: about Jill Biden. Yeah, she's the Antichrist and all that,
Speaker 1: but Jill and Kamala Harris despise each other and they
Speaker 1: have for a very very very long time. You already know.
Speaker 1: Just to recap for those who may not, Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: when she was losing that presidential primary, the first one
Speaker 1: back in twenty twenty, well roughly it was probably nineteen.
Speaker 1: But when she was losing that first primary, decided to
Speaker 1: essentially call Joe Biden a racist who hates black people
Speaker 1: in the debate. Jill Biden never forgave her for that
Speaker 1: cheap shot, and they hated each other from the moment,
Speaker 1: well for every moment since then. Then the rift got
Speaker 1: even deeper. Kamala Harris got into the White House. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden and his people, Kamala Harrison and his people hated
Speaker 1: each other. They were constantly pushing her away, keeping her away,
Speaker 1: constantly giving her crappy jobs like making her borders are
Speaker 1: when the people were getting unhappy about the border. As
Speaker 1: soon as everyone got mad about the border, Joe has
Speaker 1: a conference and says, hey, uh Dom, you're in charge.
Speaker 1: So the hatred's going both ways. It's going back and forth.
Speaker 1: It's going both ways. Then through after years of this,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden decides to run again. A lot of this
Speaker 1: was Jill. That's not surprising to you, Jill Biden pushing
Speaker 1: the reelection bid, basically standing behind Joe with her hand
Speaker 1: up his butt, holding him up like he's a puppet
Speaker 1: of some kind. That's what she was doing towards the end.
Speaker 1: And they were constantly trying to get him out, and
Speaker 1: Jill there were all kinds of reports that she was
Speaker 1: the one saying now he's running. Now, Well, they finally succeeded.
Speaker 1: Who knows what the final push was, the threat, the bribe,
Speaker 1: who knows what it was, but they got Joe Biden
Speaker 1: to drop his reelection bid, and in what must have
Speaker 1: been the most anger inducing moment in Jill Biden's life,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden out and practically hands the nomination to Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: Jill Biden's mortal enemy. And then Jill had to do
Speaker 1: what many women has had to do for various reasons
Speaker 1: throughout history. Jill Biden had to sit there during Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris's campaign and smile and try to be the good
Speaker 1: foot soldier and try to act as if she didn't
Speaker 1: hate Kamala Harris, all while watching Kamala Harris blow a
Speaker 1: one point five billion dollar election. And you remember, you
Speaker 1: probably remember to my point you probably remember remember the
Speaker 1: joy portion of the Kamala Harris campaign. They weren't. They weren't.
Speaker 1: They lasted for a while, they weren't getting really gaining
Speaker 1: any ground with anything they were trying, so they tried
Speaker 1: this bizarre Honestly, it was just an election run by
Speaker 1: a bunch of crazy single women. It was obvious, let's
Speaker 1: try joy. It's a joy campaign. Our message is joy,
Speaker 1: and it was joy, this enjoy that we're selling joy. Well,
Speaker 1: Jiel Biden gave a speech today, and do keep in
Speaker 1: mind this is a politician. She's not even a politician's wife.
Speaker 1: She's a politician. Politicians don't say anything unless they've thought
Speaker 1: it through, written it down. She's not speaking off the
Speaker 1: cuff here, old Jill Biden. She's in total peace right
Speaker 1: now and in fact feeling a lot of joy.
Speaker 6: So I hope that you all feel that sense of
Speaker 6: you know, peace and light, and that just for a
Speaker 6: moment when you leave here today, that you feel, I
Speaker 6: don't know, a little a sense of joy, because I
Speaker 6: think we all need like this, you know, we all
Speaker 6: need to feel joy now.
Speaker 1: Ah, that is so petty and vicious and mean. You
Speaker 1: can just see dome right now, she's on her fourth
Speaker 1: bottle of velo. Just watching that video Vino. I'm sorry
Speaker 1: on watching that video on repeat, miserable drunk. Oh, and
Speaker 1: you should know I was Pepper and somebody today my
Speaker 1: buddy John Phillips. He does a great radio show out
Speaker 1: of California. But I was asking him today about Dome
Speaker 1: in her political future because there was a lot of
Speaker 1: thought that she was going to run for governor now.
Speaker 1: And she may still try to run for governor now,
Speaker 1: but I think and he seems to think, don't want
Speaker 1: to put words in as well, so mouse, so I'll
Speaker 1: make it about me. But he seems to think it's
Speaker 1: over for her because of exactly what we were talking
Speaker 1: about earlier. You may remember, I think it was last week.
Speaker 1: We were talking about it, how it doesn't matter what
Speaker 1: the poll numbers say, well, the voters prefer Kamala Overknewsome,
Speaker 1: it matters what the donors say, and if the billionaire
Speaker 1: benefit factors of the Democrat Party don't want to give
Speaker 1: another penny to Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris is finished. And
Speaker 1: John told me that the major Democrat donors signaled a
Speaker 1: willingness to help Kamala Harris, relieve her forty seven million
Speaker 1: dollars in campaign debt and then nothing else. And if
Speaker 1: Dome runs in a Democrat primary, because the primary will
Speaker 1: determine who's going to be the next governor of California.
Speaker 1: The current lieutenant governor of California. She's planning a run
Speaker 1: two and she's a billionaire with a B. So Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris may very well go from being vice president to
Speaker 1: being handed the nomination the Democrat nomination for president at
Speaker 1: the United States of America and one point five billion dollars.
Speaker 1: She may go from that to nothing. There's nothing left
Speaker 1: in California. The Senate spots are all booked up. You
Speaker 1: really probably wouldn't want to go down anyway once you've
Speaker 1: been VP. Yeah, Chris said, speaking gigs, But think about
Speaker 1: that for a woman as ambitious as Kamala Harris. Oh,
Speaker 1: she's gonna get paid speaking gigs. There'll be some dirty
Speaker 1: comee at Columbia. It's gonna float her one hundred grand
Speaker 1: to go read off a teleprompter and say dumb things.
Speaker 1: That stuff happened. You know, the system is going to
Speaker 1: ensure she's not in the poorhouse. But this is a
Speaker 1: woman she didn't want one hundred grand for a speaking gig.
Speaker 1: This is a woman who was always launching herself into
Speaker 1: the next political step, the next big office, and with
Speaker 1: that presidential loss, career looks like it might be over.
Speaker 1: How amazing is
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