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Speaker 2: You want to learn a little bit more about Mao,
Speaker 2: Mao's relationship with Stalin, other things about communism, the race,
Speaker 2: Marxism in schools. James Lindsey's gonna join us about a
Speaker 2: half hour from now, and it's gonna be fascinating.
Speaker 1: We'll do some emails.
Speaker 2: Some Chinese student Michigan is voting a lot of times
Speaker 2: and he doesn't belong here. All that and more coming
Speaker 2: up this hour on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: Let's get to this one AOC. You know, she and
Speaker 2: Doug m Hoff, they've decided to play They decided to
Speaker 2: play nice with each other. Doug m Hoff is around
Speaker 2: trying to butcher up, if you will. Doug has had
Speaker 2: a rough run of it in the press lately because
Speaker 2: it came out that he knocked up his nanny and
Speaker 2: then knocked around his girlfriend when he caught her flirting
Speaker 2: with another guy. So Doug m Hoff is not exactly
Speaker 2: anyone's idea of a man. You find yourself beating women,
Speaker 2: you're a piece of trash.
Speaker 1: But that's who he is.
Speaker 2: So why would AOC this is from Breitbart, why would
Speaker 2: she gush over him as the ideal man brimming with masculinity,
Speaker 2: because in a lot of ways, for her and for
Speaker 2: the communists, he is. He is the ideal man. And
Speaker 2: so they take an end goal and they walk back
Speaker 2: from there and try to convince you it's.
Speaker 1: What you should be. What is?
Speaker 2: What do they want? What's something an American communist would want? Well,
Speaker 2: they want they need effeminate men, that's what they need.
Speaker 1: They need a bunch of.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I don't even know how to tie
Speaker 2: my shoes. I guess I better bow down to my wife.
Speaker 2: Women really should run everything. We men are too stupid.
Speaker 2: That's really what they want. Why do they want that?
Speaker 2: So the communists can run everything. So they have to
Speaker 2: find a way to sell that to you. And that's
Speaker 2: why they roll out dimes like AOC to appeal to
Speaker 2: young men there. It's not an accident. AOC is the
Speaker 2: one they've had playing football with Tim Walls. It's not
Speaker 2: an accident. AOC's the one gushing over Doug m Hoff.
Speaker 2: They found the one hot chick they had in Congress,
Speaker 2: and they threw some lipstick on her and they rolled
Speaker 2: her out there as an appeal to young men, hoping
Speaker 2: young men will look, oh there's AOC. Oh I wouldn't
Speaker 2: mind taking AOC out on a date. Oh, AOC, says Doug.
Speaker 2: Doug m Hoff is the ideal man. Maybe I should
Speaker 2: feminize myself a little bit more and in a roundabout way.
Speaker 2: That's how you sell feminism to dudes. And don't think
Speaker 2: that this now and this, this particular, this particular instance
Speaker 2: of this might not be effective. But overall, beautiful women
Speaker 2: selling things to men is the most effective thing in
Speaker 2: the world, absolutely in the world. I remember I used
Speaker 2: to sell RV's tody this. They used to sell ourvs,
Speaker 2: and every now and then we would have to go
Speaker 2: to some huge convention center. We had them here in Houston,
Speaker 2: we had them up in Dallas. There'd be a big
Speaker 2: RV show. And at an RV show, a bunch of
Speaker 2: different RV dealers would bring in, you know, a few RVs.
Speaker 2: You'd have a special section of the convention center and
Speaker 2: then you knock down your prices and it's a big sale, right,
Speaker 2: And they're fun for people. People show up, walk through RV's.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're looking for one, you get looking for a deal.
Speaker 2: Anyway you get, you get the idea. Even if you
Speaker 2: haven't been there, you get the idea. It's a huge
Speaker 2: convention for RV's all over the place, different RV dealerships.
Speaker 1: I remember the first one we went to.
Speaker 2: I think it was actually in Fort Worth, Texas, if
Speaker 2: I remember right, don't quote me on that. I think
Speaker 2: it was in Fort Worth, Texas. We were You know,
Speaker 2: you're always competing.
Speaker 1: We're dudes. We compete. That's good.
Speaker 2: That's competition is a good thing. We're competing with all
Speaker 2: the other dealers. We want to sell more, get more customers,
Speaker 2: and so you're always sending guys out. Do we have
Speaker 2: more customers than them? How many sales did they have?
Speaker 1: How many?
Speaker 2: You're always wanting to compete, And we were pretty good.
Speaker 2: We were very aggressive. We were pretty good. We like
Speaker 2: to knock down the prices and get sales done. We
Speaker 2: were doing it well. And this one dealership, though, they
Speaker 2: weren't even selling RBS that we thought were equivalent to ours.
Speaker 2: And I'm not just saying that because I'm being a homer.
Speaker 2: I would tell you if I thought they weren't as
Speaker 2: nice or not. But they were kind of knockoffs and
Speaker 2: weren't that great. But they had a sales board up.
Speaker 2: You can see because you have a behind the curtain
Speaker 2: area where you go in and do your paperwork and stuff.
Speaker 2: They had a sales board up behind there. And after
Speaker 2: day two or three, I don't remember. I think it
Speaker 2: was two, but I don't want to. Don't quote me
Speaker 2: on that. After day two or three, somebody got a
Speaker 2: look at their sales board and he snapped the picture
Speaker 2: of it with this phone. They had sold double as
Speaker 2: many RBS as us double and we were second, We
Speaker 2: were in third place, was a mile away. We thought
Speaker 2: we had it in the bag. We thought we had
Speaker 2: it in the bag. And he came running back and
Speaker 2: told us all. I was a sales manager at the time, Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 2: look at this. These guys are killing us. And of
Speaker 2: course immediately I'm angry, and then I'm trying to figure.
Speaker 1: Out what, how, how did they do that?
Speaker 2: So I sent a runner over there, Hey, go see
Speaker 2: what they're doing. Did they have some superstar salesman or
Speaker 2: something like that. No, they had hot chicks. They went
Speaker 2: to local it was a Hooters. They went to a
Speaker 2: local Hooters. And know they weren't. They didn't wear the
Speaker 2: Hooters' uniforms, but they grabbed three or four young ladies,
Speaker 2: good looking young ladies, and had them wear shorts and
Speaker 2: a little tank top. Nothing inappropriate for kids, because that
Speaker 2: would end up turning customers off. But certainly they weren't
Speaker 2: dressed up like they were in Saudi Arabia, and they
Speaker 2: were walking around with signs, Hey do you want a
Speaker 2: free couzy?
Speaker 1: Hey, come look at these.
Speaker 2: You could hardly walk in their RV area because there
Speaker 2: were so many people in there. Beautiful women sell things
Speaker 2: to men, always have, always will. If you're listening to
Speaker 2: the sound of my voice and you've ever been to
Speaker 2: a gun show, Safari Club, you ever heard of the
Speaker 2: Safari Club. Safari Club is this huge, huge, huge They
Speaker 2: have them all over the place, hunting and fishing and
Speaker 2: hunting gear and those kinds of things. It's a big expo.
Speaker 2: You walk into any big Safari Club exhibit, you will
Speaker 2: run across a group of gorgeous young women trying to
Speaker 2: sell you. Oh hey, look at our hunts in Africa. Maybe,
Speaker 2: just maybe I'll be there. Of course she's not going
Speaker 2: to be there, right Ooh hey, come buy some binoculars
Speaker 2: from me. I'm Tiffany. I've ruined ten guys' lives. Do
Speaker 2: you want to be eleven? That's's how they sell. And
Speaker 2: then you get AOC out there trying to sell Doug m.
Speaker 2: Hoff as the man brimming with masculinity. There's a reason
Speaker 2: for it. Gentlemen, don't fall for it, all right, don't.
Speaker 1: Do it, fellas, don't do it. Jesse Kelly Pta or PhD.
Speaker 2: I had an interview with this week from a career
Speaker 2: for a career change in HVAC. This economy forced me
Speaker 2: into it. I'm trying to make the best of it.
Speaker 2: I tried to remember one thing, shut up. It worked.
Speaker 2: We spent the first thirty minutes talking shop in particulars
Speaker 2: until we got onto the topics of bourbon, cigars, golf,
Speaker 2: church and family. We spoke for an hour and a
Speaker 2: half and it went well. Listen, I've tweet you this before.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: It's not a politics thing. We'll get back to politics
Speaker 2: in a moment. Talk about some greeny give outs and
Speaker 2: talk about this Chinese kid voting a bunch in Michigan
Speaker 2: and things like that. But just a little life tip
Speaker 2: in case you're interviewing for a job about to interview
Speaker 2: for a job. When you interview for a job, you
Speaker 2: get nervous. You're nervous. Obviously you want the job, that's
Speaker 2: why you're sitting in there. Maybe you even need the job.
Speaker 2: I gotta have this job. And when you sit down
Speaker 2: for a job interview, because you're nervous, because you want
Speaker 2: the job, what do you do? You talk?
Speaker 1: You sit down.
Speaker 2: Maybe you've memorized your resume or rehearse some answers, or
Speaker 2: maybe you've really researched the company you're applying for, and
Speaker 2: you're so anxious to get all this knowledge out, and
Speaker 2: you're so anxious to do all that that you sit
Speaker 2: down and you run your friggin' mouth. You don't have
Speaker 2: any idea what the guy interviewing you or lady interviewing
Speaker 2: you wants to talk about. I've been in interviews before,
Speaker 2: hour long interviews, and I was never asked a single
Speaker 2: thing about the particulars of the job I was applying for.
Speaker 2: They wanted to talk about football or kids, or hey,
Speaker 2: did you catch the game last night, or the weather
Speaker 2: or whatever. The art of a job interview is shutting
Speaker 2: up and listening. Shut up and listen, Listen, to what
Speaker 2: they are saying, what they're asking about, what they want
Speaker 2: to talk about. The interview is not about you. It's
Speaker 2: about them. And that manager may have had their dog
Speaker 2: throwing up that morning, They've got trouble at the house,
Speaker 2: and maybe they want to talk to you about all
Speaker 2: their dog problems. And I know that doesn't make sense
Speaker 2: and it shouldn't be that way, but that's life. You
Speaker 2: got an interview of any kind, not just job of
Speaker 2: any kind. Shut up and listen, listen, let your ears
Speaker 2: guide you, and you will find success. All right, let's
Speaker 2: talk about the newest green giveaway, all this climate change
Speaker 2: scam stuff.
Speaker 1: What a huge scam? Are you commies who listen?
Speaker 2: You're gonna hate this next segment, absolutely despise it, because
Speaker 2: you're gonna find out how stupid you are.
Speaker 1: Hang on, The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday, reminding you
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Speaker 2: by voicemail eight seven seven three seven seven four three
Speaker 2: seven three and until I lose my temper and cut
Speaker 2: them off.
Speaker 1: We will be taking phone.
Speaker 2: Calls with ask doctor Jesse questions tomorrow night. It's not
Speaker 2: gonna be too Chris. I'm gonna last.
Speaker 1: Longer than two. You know what, Chris, you blame me.
Speaker 2: For when I get angry and I cut off calls
Speaker 2: and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Why do you never blame them.
Speaker 2: I'm the one enforcing some very basic rules here, some
Speaker 2: very basic rules. You want a successful phone call, you
Speaker 2: got to sound like this, Kelly. You better pack and
Speaker 2: get the f out of town.
Speaker 3: That's what you should do. Bud, you're out of time. Belly,
Speaker 3: who's already here?
Speaker 2: I'm kidding.
Speaker 1: Don't sound like that guy. Just make sure you get
Speaker 1: right to the point. Anyway.
Speaker 2: Speaking of voicemails, my name is Kelly.
Speaker 4: Regarding birthright citizenship, I have said for years that needs
Speaker 4: to go away. As far as mass deportation, yes, I'm
Speaker 4: a woman, Yes I have feelings, and yes I am
Speaker 4: absolutely her mass deportation. It will not bother me because
Speaker 4: my heart is hardened to what has happened to our
Speaker 4: country because of this invasion. So my advice to other
Speaker 4: women is when people are crying and little kids are crying,
Speaker 4: and it shows up on social don't even look them
Speaker 4: in the face, because we need our country back. I
Speaker 4: love where I live and I want my country back.
Speaker 2: I like that woman. I don't know who she is,
Speaker 2: but I like her. That's awesome, all right now, this
Speaker 2: is from the Free Beacon Biden Harris program, meant to
Speaker 2: greenify low income homes, is mismanaged and vulnerable to fraud.
Speaker 2: The Inspector General warns, I want to once again explain
Speaker 2: this to everybody, mainly the comedies because I know you
Speaker 2: already know, but all the commies who hate listen to
Speaker 2: the show Jesse, I hate you, hope you die. All
Speaker 2: that stuff said this and this is for you, especially
Speaker 2: you greenies. I want you to hear me here. I
Speaker 2: am not going to argue climate change with you. That's
Speaker 2: not what I'm about to do, so don't worry. I'm
Speaker 2: not going to do that. We totally disagree on that.
Speaker 2: I think you're an insane lunatic who's taken something found
Speaker 2: everywhere in nature, carbon, you decided it was a pollutant,
Speaker 2: and now you want to destroy the greatest economy on
Speaker 2: the planet by trying to regulate it. I think you're insane,
Speaker 2: and you think I'm insane, and that's fine, but set
Speaker 2: that aside. They're not talking about you when we're not
Speaker 2: talking about me. I'm here to tell you that the
Speaker 2: people who sell this stuff to you, the Bidens, the gates, is,
Speaker 2: the you name it, the academia. The people who sell
Speaker 2: you on man married climate change, not only do they
Speaker 2: not believe it at all. They don't believe it. They
Speaker 2: know you're an idiot, so you'll believe it, but they
Speaker 2: don't believe it. That's why they're all on mansions on
Speaker 2: the beach. That's why they're all on private jets. Not
Speaker 2: only do those people not believe it, it's just a
Speaker 2: scheme so they can get rich you want. You do
Speaker 2: understand that all the climate change crap, it's a gigantic
Speaker 2: scam to bloodsuck more money and power from you and
Speaker 2: put it into their bank accounts. In fact, that's what
Speaker 2: all of you street communists need to understand and accept.
Speaker 2: And I know your street animals, and I know you're
Speaker 2: mentally ill, and I know your little demons, and so
Speaker 2: it's hard to accept what I'm saying is true.
Speaker 1: The people who.
Speaker 2: Sell you this stuff, who pay you that paycheck you
Speaker 2: get for burning down a pro life pregnancy center.
Speaker 1: The people who are behind all.
Speaker 2: This none of them believe in any of the things
Speaker 2: they tell you to believe, and none of them do it.
Speaker 2: All this is a huge scheme so evil people in
Speaker 2: power can get more money and more power. Every going
Speaker 2: green program, every single one that has ever been devised,
Speaker 2: has always lined the pockets of some filthy, rich, powerful democrat.
Speaker 2: Every single one has done it. They sell you on
Speaker 2: man married climate change, and they pass another trillion dollar bill.
Speaker 2: We just have no choice. We have to buy nothing
Speaker 2: but solar panels and windmills. If we don't, people will die.
Speaker 2: And if you took five seconds to look into it,
Speaker 2: you'd know that Congressman Jerkwater, who sold you on that
Speaker 2: plan whatever that law, happens to be his wife's sister
Speaker 2: brother just happens to be a major stakeholder in this
Speaker 2: solar panel company and that windmill company, and his family
Speaker 2: fortune just grew by twenty five percent with a passage
Speaker 2: of one bill, and you paid for it, Your taxes
Speaker 2: paid for it. He took your taxes from your wallet,
Speaker 2: selling you that he was gonna stop the ryers of
Speaker 2: the oceans or whatever other dumb crap they sell you
Speaker 2: because you're a moron. He took the money out of
Speaker 2: your pocket and he put it into his pocket.
Speaker 1: Now he has more money, more power.
Speaker 2: You have less money, less power, your poorer, and he
Speaker 2: doesn't believe any of it. It's all a big it's
Speaker 2: all a big scam. Member the people who lead the West,
Speaker 2: the people who lead America most definitely, you need to
Speaker 2: think of them as if they're a gang of bank robbers,
Speaker 2: because that's really what they are. They all got together,
Speaker 2: decided they could really loot the bank vault if they
Speaker 2: started working together. And everything they do, everything it's all
Speaker 2: aimed towards looting that bank vault and hiding what they're
Speaker 2: doing from you. So they sell you on all these
Speaker 2: little things. They get you worked up in a big
Speaker 2: demonic frenzy all the time. Oh my gosh, I need
Speaker 2: to have an abortion. Oh my gosh, man made climate change?
Speaker 2: If if every little cause, oh, racism, all this other stuff,
Speaker 2: it's all designed to distract you and hoover up more
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Speaker 1: Cat set it up for an election. I'm all kinds
Speaker 1: of fired up right now.
Speaker 2: Even though I'm gonna doing knows every time I get
Speaker 2: fired up for one of these things, I end up
Speaker 2: being disappointed. Maybe it's maybe it's a me problem. I
Speaker 2: wonder what James thinks joining me now, founder of the
Speaker 2: New Discourses podcast. I read all of his stuff. Dude
Speaker 2: knows more about comedies than probably anybody I know, my
Speaker 2: friend James Lindsay.
Speaker 1: James.
Speaker 2: Every time I get excited for an election, every time
Speaker 2: I convince myself it's gonna go really well, we go
Speaker 2: down in flames.
Speaker 1: Is it a me problem?
Speaker 3: Yeah? If it is, it's a me problem too. I
Speaker 3: have the same problem exactly. Every time I get all
Speaker 3: worked up and think I've got this, Everything's going the
Speaker 3: way I hope it's going, Man, it turns out sour.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's let's discuss these people's mentality. Because I played
Speaker 2: this earlier. I know you've already seen this, but this
Speaker 2: CNN reporter mad about the Donald Trump, the trash, the
Speaker 2: garbage truck thing, which was freaking brilliant, by the way,
Speaker 2: But well here's he was.
Speaker 5: Oh well, if my analysis is exactly what we talked
Speaker 5: about before, they are trying to milk this for every
Speaker 5: single drop that they can.
Speaker 1: They want this to turn into.
Speaker 5: What happened in twenty sixteen when Hillary Clinton said that
Speaker 5: Trump supporters were a basket of deplorables. I cannot stress
Speaker 5: enough how we have spent the last three days, which
Speaker 5: has been reiterating going over these racist file remarks that
Speaker 5: we heard in the pre programming leading up to Donald
Speaker 5: Trump taking the stage. We have talked about how Puerto
Speaker 5: Rican's happened.
Speaker 2: They really do see themselves as warriors for the revolution,
Speaker 2: don't they.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's exactly what they are. And the classic
Speaker 3: saying is goes to David Horowitz, is that the issue
Speaker 3: is never the issue. The issue is always the revolution.
Speaker 3: So what they're doing is they're ginning up pretexts to
Speaker 3: complain so that they can keep pushing their agenda. Nobody
Speaker 3: cares about a freaking joke about Puerto Rico, who everybody
Speaker 3: knows that has a real garbage problem. Everybody knows first
Speaker 3: of all, also that Trump didn't say it or even
Speaker 3: necessarily thinction it just because it happened. But they've got
Speaker 3: to use that as a set and setting to come
Speaker 3: along because Joe Biden ran his mouth and called half
Speaker 3: a country, or probably more than half the country at
Speaker 3: this one, seventy percent of the country garbage. And yeah,
Speaker 3: it is a deplorables moment. These people think they're better.
Speaker 3: They talk about their mentality, they think they're better than
Speaker 3: everybody else. They think that everybody who doesn't agree with
Speaker 3: them is garbage. Mao Zedong said, to not have a
Speaker 3: correct political orientation is like not having a soul, and
Speaker 3: these people are maoists. They hit the exact same attitude.
Speaker 3: And so yeah, we're standing up. We're taking that label
Speaker 3: and throwing it back at them. Trump did it brilliantly,
Speaker 3: showing up and armers truck and wearing the orange vest
Speaker 3: for his rally last night in Wisconsin. It was fantastic.
Speaker 2: James explain why they are in love with the whole
Speaker 2: Nazi thingy every Republican's Nazi hitler, Nazi hitler, Nazi hit
Speaker 2: which of course the people freak out about. On our side,
Speaker 2: we're not anything like that, but that's not the point
Speaker 2: is it. That's not why they say it.
Speaker 3: No, it's not the point at all. This is actually
Speaker 3: a political warfare tactic where what you do is you
Speaker 3: label your enemy and something ridiculous and something awful and
Speaker 3: something that scares the crap out of the lowest information
Speaker 3: part of your low information base. So like a word
Speaker 3: like Nazi, and they label this, and the goal is
Speaker 3: to get the argument to be, well, are you Nazi?
Speaker 3: Or how are you kind of Nazi? Or how do
Speaker 3: you match the Nazis? The goal is to get people arguing, yes,
Speaker 3: you are, No, you're not, well, you're kind of a
Speaker 3: little bit. What you need to be doing instead is
Speaker 3: saying that you are trying to set us up and
Speaker 3: you need to step back and instead of engaging in
Speaker 3: this stupid sake argument that they druck that makes it
Speaker 3: a big issue. You have to just call them out
Speaker 3: and say you're trying to do this for other reasons.
Speaker 3: You're trying to bait us into this argument so you
Speaker 3: can label some people, or so somebody will say something
Speaker 3: stupid on the internet you'll hold up in a New
Speaker 3: York Times article, or you're setting this up for some
Speaker 3: kind of a future pretext. You know to say, well,
Speaker 3: you know, we've put out this whole narrative that they're
Speaker 3: Nazis and there's all this Nazi stuff and so now
Speaker 3: we can't certify Trump even though we got elected. So
Speaker 3: some kind of BS operation is being put forth with this.
Speaker 3: It's not legitimate. Again, the issue is never the issue.
Speaker 3: The issue is always the revolution. So they just put
Speaker 3: out fake stuff to advance their agenda.
Speaker 2: Speaking with James Lindsay, founder of the New Discourses podcast, James,
Speaker 2: you wrote a wonderful book, The Marxification of Education. I
Speaker 2: believe I have that title correct, and I tie so
Speaker 2: much of this back to our education system. I've said
Speaker 2: repeatedly the most damaging thing these people took over was
Speaker 2: the education system. You filter an entire population through a
Speaker 2: communist training camp for eighteen to twenty two years of
Speaker 2: their lives, you're going to have millions and millions of
Speaker 2: demoralized people who don't know up from down, left from right.
Speaker 2: How do we take it back?
Speaker 3: Yeah, just to reiterate, now understood that the two things
Speaker 3: you have to take over first to really own and
Speaker 3: control a country. Mal Zedong and CCP China understood. You
Speaker 3: take over the media and you take over the schools.
Speaker 3: So those are the first two things. And so what
Speaker 3: we're going to have to do is we've the cleanup
Speaker 3: job in the schools is unbelievable. It's so big, it's
Speaker 3: so difficult, it's going to take so long. That I
Speaker 3: have the bad news, the realistic bad news, I know
Speaker 3: you love that, which is that no kid who's in
Speaker 3: school now is coming through when a fixed school system,
Speaker 3: we're not fixing it. If there's a child that's a
Speaker 3: child today that is alive under twenty years old, down
Speaker 3: to birth, a pregnant woman, even they're not coming through
Speaker 3: a clean school system, we're not fixing it that fast.
Speaker 3: But we've got to start taking up the efforts. The
Speaker 3: state of Florida has done more to do reforms. I
Speaker 3: encourage every Republican leader in every state, at least the
Speaker 3: ones that still have nuts, to look at what Florida
Speaker 3: has done, what Commissioner Manitas is done, what Governor Ron
Speaker 3: de Santis has done to clean up education, and start
Speaker 3: us down that road because they're taking it's too much
Speaker 3: to get into what they're taking gigantic strides, and they
Speaker 3: are a model for this country. And I think everybody
Speaker 3: needs to be looking at that and start taking it
Speaker 3: very very seriously. And in the meantime, you need to
Speaker 3: protect your kids, which means if you can, you homeschool them,
Speaker 3: and if you can't, then you are getting very involved
Speaker 3: in their lives. Your children know every single day that
Speaker 3: you love them, that you are the most trusted person
Speaker 3: in their lives, and that they can come tell you
Speaker 3: what's happening at school and they don't have to hide
Speaker 3: anything from you, and that any adult who tells them
Speaker 3: to hide stuff from you is the problem. It needs
Speaker 3: to be reported immediately.
Speaker 2: James, what should I be looking out for with my kids?
Speaker 2: I have two sons. They're fourteen and what are fourteen
Speaker 2: and fifteen? Yeah, he's about to be sixteen. I'm about
Speaker 2: to have a fourteen and sixteen year old. What should
Speaker 2: I be on the lookout for as a sign of
Speaker 2: uh oh, something's going wrong at school and dad needs
Speaker 2: to get even more involved.
Speaker 3: The big overt signs are, obviously, if they start indulging
Speaker 3: in a lot of major identity politics, if you start
Speaker 3: hearing that there are major behavioral issues with them or
Speaker 3: other kids around them because of the restorative justice and
Speaker 3: inclusive classroom policies, or schools are more I went and
Speaker 3: dangerous than ever. But if they're indulging in identity politics
Speaker 3: in any way or whatever, now they're thinking is collectivists,
Speaker 3: and whether they've been poisoned and it's taken it up
Speaker 3: or poisoned and they're rebelling against it by going the
Speaker 3: other way, and they're still thinking in collectivist identity politics,
Speaker 3: you've got a problem. The more subtle signs is if
Speaker 3: they start getting more withdrawn, more shy. And it's hard
Speaker 3: with the adolescents because they do that naturally. But if
Speaker 3: they start, if you start finding it very hard to
Speaker 3: have conversations with them about what's going on, you can
Speaker 3: probably bet that somewhere deep down they're getting attacked by
Speaker 3: the sexuality side of this stuff, and it's making them
Speaker 3: very uncomfortable with their parents, and then that's time for
Speaker 3: dad to start getting really concerned.
Speaker 2: James, you and I had a little brief back and
Speaker 2: forth about feminism, and I really liked what you had
Speaker 2: to say about it. All forms of feminism. We always
Speaker 2: talk about third wave as if it's bad, it's all bad,
Speaker 2: because the second you start pitting men against women, then
Speaker 2: eventually women will hate men, and of course, men are
Speaker 2: going to reciprocate. Men are going to hate women. Now
Speaker 2: you have a falling birth rate. Nobody wants the date
Speaker 2: or even talk anymore. It's all just about division. It's
Speaker 2: not about women, is it.
Speaker 3: No, it's not. Feminism is a conflict theory. That's what
Speaker 3: this is called in the sociology, and a conflict theory
Speaker 3: is what Marxism was. Marx began the Communist Manifesto by saying,
Speaker 3: all of history up to this point has been the
Speaker 3: conflict of antagonistic classes. And so the idea is to
Speaker 3: draw a line here, it's men and women. It could
Speaker 3: be rich and poor, it could be middle class and
Speaker 3: everybody else. It could be black and white or white
Speaker 3: in racial white. NOI it doesn't matter. You draw a line,
Speaker 3: you cut the society in half. You say one side
Speaker 3: is oppressing the other side. This is Marxist one on one,
Speaker 3: and you set into motion a conflict. Their theory is
Speaker 3: that by stoking and provoking every conflict to its maximum,
Speaker 3: those conflicts will finally end. Think about that for like
Speaker 3: two seconds. How absolutely asinine. That is what happens in reality,
Speaker 3: is you stoke the conflict, the conflict ensues one way
Speaker 3: or another, and all of the negative aspects of that
Speaker 3: conflict become the reality we live in, he said. Men
Speaker 3: hating women, you get the following birth rates, you get
Speaker 3: the class or the sorry, the sex wars. But then
Speaker 3: what happens downstream, You get all these young men who
Speaker 3: not only don't want to date, they can't date if
Speaker 3: they want to. They call them involuntary selements or in cells.
Speaker 3: And history has shown in every population in the world
Speaker 3: that involuntarily celibate men, men who cannot get a girlfriend,
Speaker 3: who can't find meaning to build a life around a
Speaker 3: wife and a family, become the most dangerous members of
Speaker 3: any society, and they will carry your society apart. And meanwhile,
Speaker 3: what's happening is the feminists then can use that activity
Speaker 3: itself as more proof that they need more of their
Speaker 3: garbage theory to understand that misunderstands the problem so that
Speaker 3: they can apply it and gain more power for themselves.
Speaker 3: And the problem just spirals out of control. It is
Speaker 3: a what they call a vicious circle. It is the
Speaker 3: iterated prisoner's dilemma game where everybody defects and everybody loses.
Speaker 2: Yep, James, I should have asked you beforehand. Do you
Speaker 2: have time to maybe do one more quick say, but
Speaker 2: I want to ask a little bit more about race Marxism.
Speaker 2: She wrote about that too, and that's fascinating. People don't
Speaker 2: understand really what they see here. Do you have a
Speaker 2: couple more minutes? Get sir, give me just a couple
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Speaker 2: with the founder of the New Discourses podcast. My friend
Speaker 2: James Lindsey writes a lot of really good books about
Speaker 2: this stuff. James, I remember, obviously everyone remembers when Saint
Speaker 2: George Floyd died in the anarchy that came after that,
Speaker 2: in a society dividing amongst themselves. I remember it was
Speaker 2: it was really really sad for me. We never have
Speaker 2: really discussed race in my house. It's just not something
Speaker 2: they discussed. My kids have friends of all colors, our
Speaker 2: neighbors are friends of all colors. I'm not acting like
Speaker 2: on Buddha here. We just never cared about it. It's
Speaker 2: not a big deal in my house. But for the
Speaker 2: first time, I remember my youngest came home and said, Dad,
Speaker 2: do black people hate us? And it was because of
Speaker 2: everything he'd seen on TV, and it was just it
Speaker 2: goutted me. But it also kicked me off to what
Speaker 2: these people do and why they do it? Why did
Speaker 2: the commedies love all this crap?
Speaker 3: Well, before the break, we just talked about that. They
Speaker 3: run a conflict theory of history, which is actually a
Speaker 3: conflict theory of gaining power. If they can divide a
Speaker 3: population and set it in conflict, they position themselves to
Speaker 3: ride right up the middle and become the select or
Speaker 3: elect I really should say vanguard group that's going to
Speaker 3: tell us how all race relations are supposed to work
Speaker 3: from now on. Thank Ibram Kendy and his Department of
Speaker 3: Anti Racism. He wanted to set up in this mess.
Speaker 3: He wrote about that in twenty nineteen and pushed it
Speaker 3: through the summer of a power be upon him, George Floyd.
Speaker 3: And so they set up a circumstance where everybody else
Speaker 3: is fighting, and then they're going to become the power
Speaker 3: brokers that decide how it all works. This is classic communism.
Speaker 3: It's classic mal pitting groups against each other. It's classic
Speaker 3: Lenin and Stalin. It's classic Marx himself.
Speaker 2: But you said Mao was pitting groups against each other.
Speaker 2: I thought everyone in China was just Chinese. He didn't
Speaker 2: do that, did he? Oh?
Speaker 3: He certainly did. As a matter of fact, the big programs,
Speaker 3: starting even before he took power, all the way back
Speaker 3: into the nineteen twenties when the CCP was first formed,
Speaker 3: was to unify the racial minorities in China. They are
Speaker 3: fifty five racial minority groups and ethnic minority groups, to
Speaker 3: unify them against the Han chauvinists. So the Han race
Speaker 3: is the biggest race, and instead of it being white supremacy,
Speaker 3: they had Han chauvinism. And he was going to unite
Speaker 3: the minority groups against the Han chauvinists who were forcing
Speaker 3: them under the Nationalist Party policies to act like they
Speaker 3: were one people. It's exactly the same playbooks CRT rolled out,
Speaker 3: and Mao didn't even invent it. Mao got it from Russia,
Speaker 3: from Russia, from Soviet Union. Lenin and Stalin put forth
Speaker 3: a program that most people today are very familiar with
Speaker 3: that they've never heard of it. In Russian it's called
Speaker 3: Rosna Brozia. Rosna Brozia means diversity. And guess what it did,
Speaker 3: all of the ethnic minority groups of Russia against the
Speaker 3: Great Russian Chauvinism, which is the exact same thing as
Speaker 3: white supremacy, doing exactly what our DEI programs today do
Speaker 3: doing exactly what CRT does. This was invented by Lennon
Speaker 3: and Stalin in nineteen twenty one, refined by Mao in
Speaker 3: CCP China, and then deployed on the American people in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty particularly, but also in the decade leading up
Speaker 3: to it.
Speaker 2: James, why did Mao and the Soviets have such a
Speaker 2: test the relationship, if you will? They didn't get along?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 3: Well, it turns out that the big lie, or winning
Speaker 3: the minim of the many big lives of communism is
Speaker 3: that it's cooperative. It turns out that it's viciously competitive.
Speaker 3: Everybody is trying to be the one who brings communism
Speaker 3: into being. And so it turns out that the Soviets,
Speaker 3: particularly Stalin, thought that Mao Zedong was a hillbilly redneck,
Speaker 3: that he didn't have the kind of discipline, which basically
Speaker 3: meant that he didn't always listen to Stalin. He wasn't
Speaker 3: just going to be this vast he was going to
Speaker 3: do things his own way. And on the other hand, Stalin,
Speaker 3: because of this, would do all of these kinds of
Speaker 3: little things to slight Maw, to hamper his power, promised
Speaker 3: him nuclear weapons did not deliver promised him. Other military
Speaker 3: and economic benefits did not deliver, just a cheap mau So.
Speaker 3: Mao remembered being a little narcissistic psychopath, that he was
Speaker 3: every single slight, every single bad word, every single lie,
Speaker 3: every single injury, and was going to prove that he
Speaker 3: was better than Stalin. So they had a very contentious relationship,
Speaker 3: but it was this weird one where they because it's communism,
Speaker 3: they couldn't get out of each other's orbit. They had
Speaker 3: to help each other against the rest of the world,
Speaker 3: the United States in particular, but they actually more or
Speaker 3: less hated each other, and so mal in particular wanted
Speaker 3: to brag that he brought a quarter of the world
Speaker 3: to socialism and therefore did better than the Soviet Union,
Speaker 3: and the Soviets didn't want to admit that. And it's
Speaker 3: competitive all the way down. It's competitive and who can
Speaker 3: hate and destroy more real.
Speaker 2: Quick, James, I've only got about a minute left. I
Speaker 2: wish more people understood that Mao may have been superseded
Speaker 2: in the evil column by his witch wife. No one
Speaker 2: knows about this woman. This woman was the freaking spawn
Speaker 2: of Satan.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Madam Mao was a major, major problem. But if
Speaker 3: we have to talk about supersession, we should talk not
Speaker 3: about Madam Mao and her evils. We should talk about
Speaker 3: instead in the Gang of Four that she was part of,
Speaker 3: We should talk instead about Dumschalping who succeeded now in
Speaker 3: nineteen seventy eight. Dung Hllping set up this new model
Speaker 3: that combines economic fascism with communist governance, which is not
Speaker 3: just what we have in China today, and it is
Speaker 3: what is in China's day. It's also the model for
Speaker 3: the world. Our ESG program with the United Nations is pushing.
Speaker 3: What our Democratic Party and Rhino Republicans are pushing into
Speaker 3: this country today is that exact same model based off
Speaker 3: of Dungschllping. So all this maoist identity politics tearing our
Speaker 3: country apart, with Saint George Floyd Covid, et cetera, is
Speaker 3: all designed to transition us onto the model that's presented
Speaker 3: in China, which is a combination of communism and fascism.
Speaker 2: He is James lindsay, I have no doubt because you
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Speaker 2: Highly recommend you go download it. James, my friend as always,
Speaker 2: Thank you brother, come back soon.
Speaker 3: Thanks Jazzie.
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