Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Thursday.
Speaker 1: We're all most done with the week, and it's going
Speaker 1: to be an incredible show tonight on the World Famous
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. I might do something I don't know
Speaker 1: that I've ever done before. I might call for a
Speaker 1: new law. Ooh, I kind of feel dirty now. I
Speaker 1: probably won't, but I might. I might come close. We'll
Speaker 1: talk about that. That's gonna have to do with the
Speaker 1: left wing dark money network. We're gonna talk about young men.
Speaker 1: There's a new poll out and their rejection of the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party and why. We will talk about the communists
Speaker 1: defending every inch of ground they gained, sometimes to a fault,
Speaker 1: but why do they do that? We'll talk the Epstein
Speaker 1: stuff apparently is not going away. We'll get to that
Speaker 1: in a little while. ICE is already improving America's emergency rooms.
Speaker 1: All that emailed so much more coming up tonight on
Speaker 1: the World of Famous Jesse Kelly's Show. But I'm going
Speaker 1: to begin I'm going to begin doing the show tonight
Speaker 1: doing something I don't think we've ever done before. I'm
Speaker 1: going to talk for a while, for a few minutes
Speaker 1: actually about a celebrity death. Now, Chris has already given
Speaker 1: me a funny look, Chris, have I ever done that before? Chris?
Speaker 1: I didn't think so. Hulk Hogan died at seventy one. Now,
Speaker 1: let me pause for just a second and explain why
Speaker 1: I have never done this before. This is very rare,
Speaker 1: why I'm doing it now. So first, I don't do
Speaker 1: a lot of pop culture. That's not because I'm above
Speaker 1: it all or something like that. I'm just not interested
Speaker 1: in that. You know that I'm forty four going on
Speaker 1: eighty four. I don't really watch a lot of TV.
Speaker 1: The movies just make me mad now anymore. You came
Speaker 1: and take the kids through a freaking cartoon without a
Speaker 1: couple of dudes making out. So I've just kind of
Speaker 1: become this crotchety old man who's really walked away from
Speaker 1: a lot of modern pop culture. I just don't watch
Speaker 1: I don't even watch a lot of sports baseball. I've
Speaker 1: gotten into like an old man, walked away from like
Speaker 1: everything else. It's just that's who I am now. And therefore,
Speaker 1: when you know there's a celebrity divorce or or or
Speaker 1: a big death in music or something like that, it's
Speaker 1: just not something I care enough to talk about. It's
Speaker 1: not that it doesn't matter to the family, but it's
Speaker 1: generally just not something that I care about. I have
Speaker 1: other interests, but I want to talk about entertainment, entertainment
Speaker 1: in general, entertainment. You know how we talk about how
Speaker 1: there are pillars that hold up every society, no matter
Speaker 1: its size. There are pillars the religion, the government, that
Speaker 1: the entertainment, entertainment in a society of any size has
Speaker 1: always been there because it's important. If I was to
Speaker 1: put you in a time capsule and send you to
Speaker 1: the Asian step centuries ago, and you were to go
Speaker 1: gather around with the Huns in one of their little
Speaker 1: nomadic villages, you would find they have a form of entertainment,
Speaker 1: probably several forms of entertainment of some kind. Maybe it's
Speaker 1: a dance or a play or a performance of some kind.
Speaker 1: Huge nations have entertainment. Why, it's not only so people
Speaker 1: can kick back and put their feet up and relax
Speaker 1: and enjoy a baseball game or something like that. It's
Speaker 1: not only that it serves two critical forms. Entertainment is
Speaker 1: a critical pillar in a society. One it brings people together.
Speaker 1: It helps create a cohesion in society. It's why the
Speaker 1: communists actually took over professional sports. Why when I was
Speaker 1: a child, the NFL or something like that would never
Speaker 1: have been political, would never have even thought about taking
Speaker 1: a political stance on the right or the left. Well,
Speaker 1: the communists can't have that because it brought people together. Hey,
Speaker 1: we're all going to gather around today and cheer for
Speaker 1: the Browns or watch the Browns lose. You understand what
Speaker 1: I mean. Well, the communists can't have people coming together,
Speaker 1: so they wormed their way, like the parasites. They are
Speaker 1: into the professional sports offices. And soon you wake up
Speaker 1: one day and Black Lives Matter is painted on the
Speaker 1: end zone. And now instead of bringing people together, it
Speaker 1: divides them. No, screw you, no, take it up. Divides people.
Speaker 1: So it creates good entertainment, creates a cohesion in a society.
Speaker 1: And there's another part of it, and maybe this part
Speaker 1: will make you cringe, maybe a WinCE a little bit.
Speaker 1: It does help give us a moral guidance. That's its purpose.
Speaker 1: It's a huge purpose for societal entertainment. Greek mythology. You
Speaker 1: know much about Greek mythology, of course, everyone that you
Speaker 1: at least know what I'm talking about gods and demigods
Speaker 1: and Hercules and Odysseus, and you know generally what I'm
Speaker 1: talking about. Well, it doesn't exactly take a brilliant scholar
Speaker 1: to read through the mythology and set factor fiction aside.
Speaker 1: These are lessons that are being taught to the Greek
Speaker 1: people about bravery, about dishonesty, about this, about that. There
Speaker 1: are lessons taught to people the story of Icarus and
Speaker 1: flying too close to the sun. These are lessons taught
Speaker 1: to people. We get moral lessons from our entertainment. Do
Speaker 1: you want to know something about me? This is going
Speaker 1: to make you probably laugh and roll your eyes. I'm
Speaker 1: just being honest here. Do you know a huge part
Speaker 1: A part? I don't know if i'd say huge, but
Speaker 1: definitely a part. Now I would say huge, A significant
Speaker 1: part in my worldview? Who played a significant part in it? Morality, bravery,
Speaker 1: right wrong? John Wayne. I grew up we didn't watch
Speaker 1: a lot of movies. My dad certainly wasn't into many
Speaker 1: of them, but my dad loved John Wayne movies. I
Speaker 1: because my dad loved them. You want to do whatever
Speaker 1: your dad's doing. I grew up watching John Wayne movies.
Speaker 1: You name it, the Cowboys, Big Jake, the Searchers, El Dorado,
Speaker 1: the Alamo, Green Berets, Sands of Ewoo, GiMA. I could
Speaker 1: go down the list. I've seen them all. I practically
Speaker 1: memory them all. I know it sounds stupid and ridiculous,
Speaker 1: maybe it is, but I grew up watching on the screen.
Speaker 1: This is what a man is. A man fights for
Speaker 1: what's right, a man fights against evil. He protects women.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you have to give your life for it. You
Speaker 1: might be rough and tough, and you don't whine and
Speaker 1: you don't cry. I learned. I was guided by John
Speaker 1: Wayne Movies. Entertainment matters. In the nineteen eighties, professional wrestling
Speaker 1: was huge. I know it's fake. I got all that.
Speaker 1: I don't expect you to be a fan. I don't
Speaker 1: care if you are or aren't, doesn't matter. Hulk Hogan,
Speaker 1: everyone knew who he was. My mom knew who he was.
Speaker 1: And Hulk Hogan was obviously a performer, it's what he was.
Speaker 1: But he exemplified what our entertainment used to be when
Speaker 1: I was a kid. And I'm not trying to do
Speaker 1: the back in my day thing. I'm really not. Because
Speaker 1: there's good and bad about the old times good and
Speaker 1: bad about today. But we I grew up in a
Speaker 1: time where our top entertainers, they would get on stage,
Speaker 1: whatever stage it was the movies or in Hogan's case,
Speaker 1: the wrestling matt with a big American flag and sing
Speaker 1: songs like I'm an American and and it was awesome.
Speaker 1: It was ridiculous, and it was over the top, and
Speaker 1: it was patriotic and it was fun and it was awesome,
Speaker 1: and I respect it. And let's not forget the legendary
Speaker 1: moment where the Hulkster just what was it just last
Speaker 1: year showed up at the RNC and blew the roof
Speaker 1: off the place.
Speaker 2: What happened last week when they took a shot at
Speaker 2: my hero and they tried to kill the next president
Speaker 2: of the bas enough in a sad let trump Omania,
Speaker 2: Bruna bla brother, Let trump O media rule again, Let Troupamania,
Speaker 2: make America pray again.
Speaker 1: Patriotism was cool, and a lot of that is a
Speaker 1: lot of that was led by what our entertainers used
Speaker 1: to be, not crapping on this country all the time,
Speaker 1: apologizing for america sacks, none of that, none of that
Speaker 1: dark cloud hung over us. There was a time not
Speaker 1: that long ago where our entertainers would wave American flags
Speaker 1: and even in the most I'm fisted over the top fashion,
Speaker 1: they would wave them and tell the whole country it's
Speaker 1: good and right to be proud to be an American.
Speaker 1: And again I'm I'm not trying to do a back
Speaker 1: in my day thing, but I miss that I do.
Speaker 1: Today we get Pedro Pascal and little fruitcakes like that.
Speaker 1: We used to have Hulk Hogan, Sylvester Stallone and it
Speaker 1: was awesome. So rest in peace, Halkster appreciate that very much.
Speaker 1: Let's move on talk about some politics. Let's talk about
Speaker 1: dark money. Let's talk about things that are free, like Hillsdale.
Speaker 1: Hillsdale handing out wisdom, handing out education for free. I honestly,
Speaker 1: I don't understand why they do this. Hillsdale is not
Speaker 1: hurting for anything. There's a line around the block, people
Speaker 1: trying to get into Hillsdale, trying to get their kids
Speaker 1: into Hillsdale because they don't want to send their kids
Speaker 1: off to communist universities. So Hillsdale's not hurting. But because
Speaker 1: they're not hurting, they've decided to hand out their wisdom
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Speaker 1: ask doctor Jesse questions emailed in right now. You're falling behind.
Speaker 1: The stack is already growing. All three hours on Friday
Speaker 1: belong to you. And whatever you want to talk about
Speaker 1: doesn't even have to be political. Whatever you email in
Speaker 1: to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Actually, before I
Speaker 1: get to the dark money thing, I wanted to address
Speaker 1: an email as a matter of fact, because it's a
Speaker 1: fascinating email. It's a fascinating it's a fascinating topic. And
Speaker 1: here's what the guy said. Dear tiny handed Cheetahs Layer,
Speaker 1: it's not very nice. As a longtime listener, I've heard
Speaker 1: you talk previously about the evils of the legacy media.
Speaker 1: Can you please explain to us Fellow community college numbskulls
Speaker 1: in simple terms, why they continue to serve as propaganda
Speaker 1: outlets for the left? What is in it for them?
Speaker 1: What do they gain? All right, so let's talk about
Speaker 1: this the legacy media. Why are they so all in
Speaker 1: for the left? No matter what? Why are they so
Speaker 1: all in? And let's talk about something here, and it's
Speaker 1: recent news. Let's tie in a recent news story with this,
Speaker 1: because it's fascinating. Colbert, you don't care about Stephen Cobert,
Speaker 1: neither do I'm not talking about that. But he's the
Speaker 1: late night guy took over for Letterman, this legendary late
Speaker 1: night comedy show. He takes over for David Letterman. Maybe
Speaker 1: you're a Letterman fan, maybe you weren't, But whenever my
Speaker 1: mom wasn't watching, I would turn it on if I
Speaker 1: was up too late, and it was just funny jokes.
Speaker 1: It's a bunch of funny jokes. Maybe some inappropriate things
Speaker 1: in there, is funny jokes. Why would you take over
Speaker 1: an institution like that and go so hardcore left, so
Speaker 1: hardcore partisan? And maybe you're just saying, well, Stephen Colbert
Speaker 1: is a communist, And of course that's true, but remember
Speaker 1: Stephen Colbert is an employee. He's an employee for CBS.
Speaker 1: That show needs to make money, right in the end,
Speaker 1: it better be making money, right. Look, even this show.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm an employee of Premiere and they treat
Speaker 1: me wonderfully. I know I like to complain about the suits,
Speaker 1: but I really do that they are amazing to me.
Speaker 1: They never lecture me. They never tell me to stop
Speaker 1: saying things or being inappropriate that they just let me
Speaker 1: get away with whatever. But this show was to make money.
Speaker 1: It's not a charity. And if it stops making money,
Speaker 1: then you'll stop hearing the sultry sounds of my voice
Speaker 1: on the radio. Why didn't that apply to CBS? For forever?
Speaker 1: Show lost forty million dollars a year because the CBS
Speaker 1: bosses went along with everything, agreed with the hardcore left
Speaker 1: wing stance. Now let's pause on all this for a moment.
Speaker 1: I want you to rewind, or maybe if you're young enough,
Speaker 1: you don't have to rewind at all. I want you
Speaker 1: to rewind back to high school. Do you remember high school?
Speaker 1: Everyone remembers high school. You remember your high school times?
Speaker 1: Maybe they were wonderful times for you, maybe they were
Speaker 1: terrible times for you. I don't know, But let me
Speaker 1: ask you something. Do you remember the feeling Maybe you
Speaker 1: were part of the in crowd. Do you remember how
Speaker 1: good that felt? Or maybe maybe on the other on
Speaker 1: the flip side of this, maybe you weren't in the
Speaker 1: in crowd. Maybe you were an outcast for one reason
Speaker 1: or another, awkward or dark or whatever. Maybe maybe you
Speaker 1: weren't part of the cool kids club. Do you remember
Speaker 1: what that felt like? Do you remember what it meant
Speaker 1: to you back then? If you could be part of
Speaker 1: the cool kids club? Look at that group. Look at
Speaker 1: that group of guys and girls. All the pretty girls
Speaker 1: are in there. There's a bunch of athletes and other
Speaker 1: cool kids in that group, the twenty of them. They're
Speaker 1: all gathered around there. They're all talking about what kind
Speaker 1: of fun things they're gonna do together this weekend. Oh
Speaker 1: look how pretty that girl was. If I was part
Speaker 1: of that group, I could talk to her instead. She
Speaker 1: doesn't even know I exist. Young girls to think in
Speaker 1: the same way. Now, could you put a monetary value
Speaker 1: on what it would have meant to you back then
Speaker 1: to be part of the in group? Hard to put
Speaker 1: a monetary value on it, isn't it? And here's why.
Speaker 1: This is a human nature thing. It's not a high
Speaker 1: school thing. Being accepted by our peers, loved by our
Speaker 1: peers is something that human beings naturally seek out. They
Speaker 1: want to be part of the in crowd. They want
Speaker 1: to be part of the group. They want to be accepted,
Speaker 1: and probably more important than that, they don't want to
Speaker 1: be rejected. To be rejected by society, to be rejected
Speaker 1: by a group, by the cool kids in your school,
Speaker 1: by the people in your neighborhood, by the Facebook moms.
Speaker 1: By this, to be rejected, to be an outcast crushes
Speaker 1: people's psyche. It crushes people. It does things inside of
Speaker 1: people's brains, It does things inside of people's bodies that
Speaker 1: you can't even quantify. It is a human thing. To
Speaker 1: be petrified, a rejection of being one of the outcasts,
Speaker 1: one of the dorks, one of the losers, one of
Speaker 1: the whatever. And by the way, if you're a kid
Speaker 1: listening right now, and that's how you feel like, trust me,
Speaker 1: high school doesn't last forever. You'll move on. You'll be
Speaker 1: just fine. You're gonna be just fine, So don't let
Speaker 1: it get you down. But back to what we were
Speaker 1: talking about, Human beings want to be accepted. It becomes
Speaker 1: more important than money. At some point in time, I'll
Speaker 1: finish my point about what happened with the legacy media
Speaker 1: and why it happened, and then we'll finally get to
Speaker 1: dark money, which I promised you about. Let me first
Speaker 1: talk to you about are dogs. You know what Obs
Speaker 1: said today? It was embarrassing. I was sitting there my recliner,
Speaker 1: trying to have a cup of coffee, trying to browse
Speaker 1: through the news, and she said, Jesse, look at us.
Speaker 1: And I turned and she was laying on the floor
Speaker 1: with that big, fluffy idiot Fred, and she was basically,
Speaker 1: she disappears inside of the morons fur and he's just
Speaker 1: laying there, loving on her. And you know what she
Speaker 1: says to me, Jesse, he's already five. She loves him
Speaker 1: so much. We all do. You're already thinking about what's
Speaker 1: that day gonna feel like when we have to put
Speaker 1: him down. It's horrible, It's gonna be horrible. We sprinkle
Speaker 1: rough greens on Fred's food because we want to push
Speaker 1: that day off as far as we possibly can. The differences,
Speaker 1: the physical differences we've seen in him, tell us all
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Speaker 1: Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, terrific Thursday.
Speaker 1: We're kind of answering a long question right now. Before
Speaker 1: we get into some dark money stuff. I might be
Speaker 1: calling for a new law, which makes me just feel
Speaker 1: icky in general, I'm not sure about that. But before
Speaker 1: we get to new laws and Democrats being rejected by
Speaker 1: young men and things like that, I'm going to go
Speaker 1: back to this answer. The guy asked, can you explain
Speaker 1: why the legacy media continues to be a propaganda outlet
Speaker 1: for the left? And before we wait into the break,
Speaker 1: I was explaining the human desire, the very human desire
Speaker 1: we all have for acceptance. We don't want to be
Speaker 1: an outcast, we don't want to be rejected, we don't
Speaker 1: want the feeling of being a loser. We want to
Speaker 1: be accepted to such a degree, it's almost hard to
Speaker 1: put a monetary value on it. It's just human nature.
Speaker 1: Now take that, put that in your back pocket for
Speaker 1: a moment. The legacy media. Here's what we're gonna make this.
Speaker 1: Here's what we're gonna do. Here. I want you to
Speaker 1: picture one corporation, one major corporation. We will call this
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly's Cheeseburgers, Inc. Jesse Kelly Berger's Inc. Is the
Speaker 1: name of this corporation. And we have one headquarters right
Speaker 1: here in Houston, Texas. It's a twenty floor building. Of course,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be in the penthouse whatever that is, as
Speaker 1: the CEO of Jesse Kelly Headquarters. But this is a large,
Speaker 1: multi national company. So we have vice presidents of this
Speaker 1: and vice presidents of that, and managers here in sales there. Okay,
Speaker 1: so there's a lot of employees. Let's call it a
Speaker 1: thousand employees, all these different managers. Now, let's say me,
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly, what I want as a company. What I
Speaker 1: want is purely money. I am only interested in making
Speaker 1: money and cost savings care. I don't place any kind
Speaker 1: of a priority on customer service. I'm not even really
Speaker 1: caring about the quality of the burghers or anything else.
Speaker 1: I care about the bottom line, only the bottom line,
Speaker 1: and today's bottom line. What kind of vice presidents am
Speaker 1: I going to hire? I'm going to hire vice presidents.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna hire managers who believe the exact same thing
Speaker 1: I do. Because I'm the boss. Well, that's what I want,
Speaker 1: That's who I hire. What's gonna happen after I fill
Speaker 1: up my company with managers like that? That mentality, that
Speaker 1: way of thinking, will begin to bleed down into every floor.
Speaker 1: I said, there are twenty floors. That mentality started out
Speaker 1: on floor number twenty. Then it went down to nineteen
Speaker 1: and eighteen, and it's working its way down and down
Speaker 1: and down. And guess what else. While that mentality is
Speaker 1: working its way down, we're hiring more people who only
Speaker 1: care about money. And what else are we doing? We're
Speaker 1: getting rid of anybody who has any other thoughts on
Speaker 1: the matter. Hey, Jesse, I know we could save a
Speaker 1: penny a burger bun if we go with the worst bun,
Speaker 1: But I kind of think people would like a quality
Speaker 1: burger one with the burger get out. You're fired. No,
Speaker 1: the penny's all that matters. If that's the philosophy of
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Berger, Inc. Then after a long enough period
Speaker 1: of time, every part of the company will carry that mentality.
Speaker 1: People who don't carry that mentality will be purged, and
Speaker 1: that is how the company will operate. Now, let's switch
Speaker 1: it up. If I decide I want our company to
Speaker 1: be charitable, and I want our people to be charitable. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we want to make great burgers. We want to make money,
Speaker 1: of course, but giving back in some way is a
Speaker 1: priority for me. I'm going to hire VPS managers who
Speaker 1: is a priority for them. No, Jesse, I'd like to
Speaker 1: help sick kids. No, I like to do Okay. They
Speaker 1: will in turn hire people under them, and that mentality
Speaker 1: will bleed down from the twentieth floor all the way
Speaker 1: to the bottom, and just like before, people who don't
Speaker 1: share that No, Jesse, screw charity. I don't even care
Speaker 1: about sick kids. Just money gone fired by mentality, a lifestyle,
Speaker 1: a mission. These things can be guided, and these things
Speaker 1: can change over time. What happened with the legacy media,
Speaker 1: We journalists are naturally going to have a more leftist bend,
Speaker 1: at least a little bit of a left to spend anyway.
Speaker 1: It's just the nature of the field. But what happened
Speaker 1: was committed communists began to leave our top universities, having
Speaker 1: been trained at our top universities, and they begin to
Speaker 1: go into the media world. On top of that, Democrat
Speaker 1: operatives and former Democrat politicians when they're done with politics
Speaker 1: or taking a break from politics, go into the media world.
Speaker 1: And if you think about the legacy media as that
Speaker 1: one twenty floor twenty floor building, that skyscraper, after a
Speaker 1: long enough time, they worked their way up the floors,
Speaker 1: and soon you've got the head of companies like CBS
Speaker 1: not caring if his late night comedy superstar Alien Eate's
Speaker 1: half the country because he feels the exact same way.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and lose forty million a year. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Getting Trump is all that matters. And once that becomes
Speaker 1: the mentality that the mission of the company, just like
Speaker 1: in Jesse Kelly Berger, Inc. It bleeds down to the
Speaker 1: other floors where if you're an executive producer on this
Speaker 1: show or you're an intern on this show, you understand
Speaker 1: get Trump, Get Trump, Protect Democrats, smash Republicans. Protect democrats,
Speaker 1: smash Republicans is the only mission statement you need to
Speaker 1: adhere to. Even if you don't necessarily believe that, you know,
Speaker 1: you better shut up and lie or you're going to
Speaker 1: be out of a job because you've watched it happen
Speaker 1: to others. Anyone who uttered even a little bit of
Speaker 1: a positive word about Republicans or someone on the right
Speaker 1: BIP gone fired. And so just like has happened in
Speaker 1: the rest of the Democrat Party. Actually, which we're gonna
Speaker 1: get to in a minute when we talk about the
Speaker 1: dark money stuff, But just like this happened to the
Speaker 1: rest of the Democrat Party. If that mentality stays inside
Speaker 1: of the media for long enough, and it did, after
Speaker 1: a long enough period of time, you will find that
Speaker 1: you have purged anyone who was a dissenting voice, anyone
Speaker 1: who might have put a check on your communist activism.
Speaker 1: They were all fired, they all quit, they were all
Speaker 1: laid off. Now it feels good when you walk into
Speaker 1: the building because everyone thinks like you. Everyone's a dirty communist.
Speaker 1: Everyone's on board with the mission. Everyone's on board. Just
Speaker 1: get Trump, Get Trump, haha. Everybody's signed on. After a
Speaker 1: long enough period of time, you got everyone buying in.
Speaker 1: But this is what communism. Does you see the building
Speaker 1: is dying. You purged everything that was good and right.
Speaker 1: You can't reform now because all the reformers were fired
Speaker 1: or quit and now the building's dying. The company is dying.
Speaker 1: The legacy media in its traditional form, The New York
Speaker 1: Times is of the world, The NBC News is of
Speaker 1: the world. They're dying. They're dying because they allowed themselves
Speaker 1: to be completely captured by communists. You don't want to
Speaker 1: buck anything because the fact this goes back to the
Speaker 1: high school analogy. You want to fit in. That's what
Speaker 1: the boss thinks, So that's what a coworker thinks. You
Speaker 1: want to be part of the in crowd. To be
Speaker 1: part of the in crowd with major media companies, you
Speaker 1: better be a dirty America hating commy. And so now
Speaker 1: they're completely ideologically captured. Americans are changing the channel. They're
Speaker 1: not trusted anymore. The ratings are in the toilet, the
Speaker 1: money is evaporating before their eyes. And yet they couldn't
Speaker 1: change right now even if they wanted to, because anyone
Speaker 1: who might put the brakes on you ran them out
Speaker 1: a long time ago. It's what the communists do. They
Speaker 1: conquer things that are good, and they destroy them. Whole nations,
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Speaker 1: So that all brings me to ideologically capture Democrat Party.
Speaker 1: In one of the ways in which that happened. You
Speaker 1: see here this is from Lifezet. Voters reject Democrat extremism,
Speaker 1: say the party has gone off the rails. And of
Speaker 1: course I don't have to explain that to you. You
Speaker 1: know exactly what I'm talking about. The second you come
Speaker 1: out and say dudes should be allowed to beat up
Speaker 1: women in sports, you're kind of the party of evil freaks.
Speaker 1: And it's such an obvious point. They'll take the twenty
Speaker 1: percent on an eighty twenty issue time after time after time.
Speaker 1: But how and why through a hard effort to be honest,
Speaker 1: what they've done should be a model for us on
Speaker 1: the right who want a stronger GOP that takes better
Speaker 1: stances on things. They decided the Democrat Party wasn't near
Speaker 1: left enough. And when I say they, I mean the
Speaker 1: Street Animals, Communist China, the Global Communist Network. They decided
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party could be a useful vehicle for communism,
Speaker 1: but it had to move to the left. One of
Speaker 1: the main ways they did that was this is going
Speaker 1: to be me about to call for a new law,
Speaker 1: even though I'm not going to quite go there. The
Speaker 1: NGO slash non profit network. Here's the headline from the
Speaker 1: Free Beacon. Left wing Hewlett Foundation bank rolled Gavin Newsom's
Speaker 1: trip to China. That's interesting, isn't it. A left wing
Speaker 1: organization ponied up big money to pay for Gavin Newsom's
Speaker 1: trip to China. What are they? What are they known as?
Speaker 1: They are quote a progressive grant making or organization with
Speaker 1: a history of supporting Chinese Communist Party affiliated green energy initiatives.
Speaker 1: Who funds it? Oh, we don't know. You can guess,
Speaker 1: maybe come up with some names. But communism is funded
Speaker 1: and they use the funds as this ugly dark money
Speaker 1: monster for lack of a better way to put it,
Speaker 1: they have built for themselves and international, not just national,
Speaker 1: and international dark money monster of this nonprofit and that
Speaker 1: nonprofit only this nonprofit works with this thing. This nonprofit
Speaker 1: it only gives money to other nonprofits. It's an NGO.
Speaker 1: It gets government grants. Let's give a government grant to them.
Speaker 1: Let's give a government grant to this. And you have
Speaker 1: any idea. How many experts I have talked to who
Speaker 1: write books about these NGOs, who write books about all
Speaker 1: these non And when we get to the point of
Speaker 1: me asking them, okay, well where's the money actually come from?
Speaker 1: Whose money is it? The experts in the field who
Speaker 1: have done through all the documentation, they've put in all
Speaker 1: the fourier requests will oftentimes tell me, Jesse, we don't know.
Speaker 1: Why don't we know. Well, here's the thing. If you
Speaker 1: structure an organization the right way, you don't have to
Speaker 1: disclose your donors. You don't have to disclose the funding source.
Speaker 1: You can put in all the requests you like. But
Speaker 1: the law says you can just run your communist group.
Speaker 1: Granted it's not supposed to be openly communists, but you
Speaker 1: can just run your communist group with billions and billions
Speaker 1: of dollars and you don't have to tell anybody where
Speaker 1: it comes from. Remember that story from yesterday about the
Speaker 1: pop up NGO that put on that huge, huge concert
Speaker 1: for the La wildfires, raised one hundred million dollars for
Speaker 1: the wildfires and just took off with the money. Not
Speaker 1: a penny went to the wildfires, not a penny went
Speaker 1: to rebuilding. Instead, it all got sent out to other
Speaker 1: communist NGOs and front groups. Here in the United States
Speaker 1: of America, there is a vast network of communists nonprofits
Speaker 1: slash NGOs, and they operate with billions and billions and
Speaker 1: billions of dollars, billions of government dollars, meaning your dollars
Speaker 1: handed out to them by evil Democrats who hand them
Speaker 1: government grants. They have international money billions. How many foreign
Speaker 1: billionaires are there who still hate America and try to
Speaker 1: destroy Western civilization. They pour money into these groups. So
Speaker 1: what I'm about to say is not me calling for
Speaker 1: a law, because I don't think I've ever said that.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying for that now. I do not believe
Speaker 1: of Congress, this sick, corrupt, and evil can create good laws.
Speaker 1: So I'm not necessarily calling for a law. But something
Speaker 1: has to be done about the vast communist network of
Speaker 1: nonprofits and NGOs operating in this country. They have an
Speaker 1: NGO that works for other NGOs, which is an offshoot
Speaker 1: of this NGO, which has billions from somewhere we don't know.
Speaker 1: I guess they kind of got a government grant. At
Speaker 1: some point they spent it on I don't know what.
Speaker 1: Remember that story about Stacy Abrams the Biden administration just
Speaker 1: handing her ridiculous nonprofit billions of dollars on the way out.
Speaker 1: Oh we lost a here's a big check, Stacy. Something
Speaker 1: has to be done to reigin this in because we
Speaker 1: are being in many different ways attacked from with him.
Speaker 1: Not just government institutions like the f CIA, which should
Speaker 1: be completely defunded and disbanded immediately, not just from government institutions,
Speaker 1: from all these quasi government institutions that operate and do
Speaker 1: the things the government institutions want to do that can't
Speaker 1: do by law. So instead they just come up with
Speaker 1: a grant, come up with I love this term, a
Speaker 1: forgivable loan. That means it's not alone. Okay, that's a gift,
Speaker 1: a forgivable loan. I love that concept. We just gave
Speaker 1: this a non government organization. It's Catholics, so of course
Speaker 1: they must love Jesus. We just gave them fifty billion
Speaker 1: dollars to help refugees. Instead, it's an open borders network
Speaker 1: bringing ilegals into the country so they can rape and
Speaker 1: pillage Americans. The network is vast. From my understanding from
Speaker 1: my sources, the Trump administration is very much aware of it.
Speaker 1: But it is a problem that must be tackled. Now,
Speaker 1: let's try to tackle a whole different problem if we
Speaker 1: can Trump sign an executive order on AI. This AI
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