Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Tuesday
Speaker 1: as we inch closer and closer to Christmas. I cannot wait,
Speaker 1: and we have a giganic show for you tonight. Not
Speaker 1: sure how much of this I'm gonna be able to
Speaker 1: fit in, but I'll tell you some things that are
Speaker 1: definitely coming. Yes, I'm going to address this interview. White
Speaker 1: House Chief of Staff Susie wils gave an interview to
Speaker 1: Vanity Fair. There are a bunch of uh, not so
Speaker 1: flattering quotes that have come out of that interview. We'll
Speaker 1: have a chat about that in a moment. We are
Speaker 1: going to discuss the communist protection racket that exists in
Speaker 1: this country in so many different places. Kind of a
Speaker 1: couple of great examples on exactly what we're dealing with.
Speaker 1: Americans can't afford healthcare. This is about to be a
Speaker 1: huge problem them for the Republicans. We'll talk about well,
Speaker 1: conspiracy theories. Rents are already coming down in certain places.
Speaker 1: You'll never guess why. And of course an hour two,
Speaker 1: Part five of the Rhodesian Bush War begins, and I've
Speaker 1: already decided. I'm telling you right now, I'm mourning you
Speaker 1: ahead of time. I am finishing it tonight. I don't
Speaker 1: want to go part six. It's been a long journey,
Speaker 1: it's been a wonderful journey as we walk through it.
Speaker 1: I don't want to do part six. Therefore, even if
Speaker 1: it takes me more than an hour, I'm wrapping it
Speaker 1: up tonight. The truth is, I don't think it'll take
Speaker 1: me an hour. I don't think it'll take me an hour.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure, though, you know the tangents I get
Speaker 1: off on. No matter what, it's done tonight, we are
Speaker 1: finishing it tonight. Now let's talk about it. Woke up
Speaker 1: this morning and not super proud that this is what
Speaker 1: I do when I wake up, but I'll just go
Speaker 1: ahead and lay it out for you. This is me.
Speaker 1: Unless it's the kids, or ob or the dog waking
Speaker 1: me up. If I wake up on my own, my
Speaker 1: alarm goes off. This is generally what I do. Probably
Speaker 1: not the best way to start your day. I wake up,
Speaker 1: I roll over, I grab my phone, which sits by
Speaker 1: my bed. I open up my phone. First thing I do, is,
Speaker 1: of course, check and see any miscalls or text messages,
Speaker 1: any emergencies that I should be aware of. I then
Speaker 1: open the little Bible app on my phone. I just
Speaker 1: read the verse of the day versus the day. Try
Speaker 1: to start out that way. Sometimes I don't try to
Speaker 1: start up what's the verse of the day? Right? Then
Speaker 1: I dig into the news. I start opening up media sites,
Speaker 1: social media sites. Let's see what happened in the middle
Speaker 1: of the night. Was there a tragedy, a wonderful thing,
Speaker 1: a scandal or whatever. I do the same thing this
Speaker 1: morning that I've been doing, and every single freaking person
Speaker 1: on the planet is discussing the interview White House Chief
Speaker 1: of Staff Susie Wiles gave to Vanity Fair magazine over
Speaker 1: the course of eleven days. And of course the quotes
Speaker 1: that are out there publicly are all ones that kind
Speaker 1: of make you WinCE. Quotes like calling Elon musk ketamine addict,
Speaker 1: calling the Vice president a conspiracy theorist that got so big.
Speaker 1: JD actually talked about it. I haven't looked at the article.
Speaker 2: I of course have heard about it, but conspiracy theorist.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I am a conspiracy theorist, but I only believe
Speaker 1: in the conspiracy theories that are true. I believed in
Speaker 1: the crazy. Yeah, he goes on, he makes light of it.
Speaker 1: He's great at that stuff. JD handled it well, but
Speaker 1: called Donald Trump well, she said Donald Trump had an
Speaker 1: alcoholics mine, alcoholics behavior something. Look, it was a bunch
Speaker 1: of quotes that weren't great. Now let's talk about something first.
Speaker 1: When I was a kid, I got in trouble and
Speaker 1: in fact I ended up with handcuffs on. When I
Speaker 1: say kid, I was a teenager I think sixteen seventeen
Speaker 1: years old. Told you this maybe a long time ago.
Speaker 1: What happened, Well, I had a friend. He was always
Speaker 1: in trouble, always in trouble, one of those ones. He
Speaker 1: was always in a fight with somebody, stealing beer, you
Speaker 1: name it, always in trouble. It was Friday or Saturday night,
Speaker 1: I don't remember, to be honest with you. And he
Speaker 1: and I and another guy. We hop in our car.
Speaker 1: This is in Bozeman, Montana, and we go cruising main street.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's something people still do back then. Essentially,
Speaker 1: what you would do, you would get in your car,
Speaker 1: you drive up, drive up and down the main boulevard
Speaker 1: of the city and see if you run into anybody. Hey,
Speaker 1: any friends going to a party? Hey, man, where's the party?
Speaker 1: You see some pretty girls, ladies hey want to go
Speaker 1: to the movies. Cruising Main Street looking for a good time.
Speaker 1: I'm cruising main Street looking for a good time with
Speaker 1: somebody who's well known to local law enforcement. Eventually we
Speaker 1: are sitting at a red light beside some guy, one
Speaker 1: guy by himself in a car, and my buddy, who's
Speaker 1: always in trouble, says, he just flipped me off. I said, wait,
Speaker 1: what he did? Pull over? So he essentially waves this
Speaker 1: guy to pull over. The guy pulls over. My buddy
Speaker 1: gets out of the car, runs up to this guy's
Speaker 1: car and socks him in the face, completely unprompted, just
Speaker 1: drills him right there in the face. I'd get out
Speaker 1: of the car, grab my buddy, what are you doing, idiot?
Speaker 1: Get back of the car, and off we go. Well,
Speaker 1: now tops right after us, no question about it. We
Speaker 1: know the cops have been called. Cops are after us.
Speaker 1: We essentially like a bunch of fugitives. We hide out
Speaker 1: in town, taking the back roads, finding dark streets to
Speaker 1: park on, thinking, okay, how do we avoid the cops.
Speaker 1: Then we get the genius idea to drive by my
Speaker 1: buddy's house to see if the cops are there, And
Speaker 1: wouldn't you know it. The cops were hiding close to
Speaker 1: my buddy's house. Knew exactly who he was, where he lived,
Speaker 1: and wooo lights behind us. Well that's not good, now
Speaker 1: is it? Pull over to the side of the road,
Speaker 1: multiple cop cars, bright lights inside, and I'm sitting there thinking, well,
Speaker 1: this is not good. Dad is going to be upset.
Speaker 1: Handcuffs on back of a cop car, dragged down to
Speaker 1: the police station. The works. Now. I eventually get let
Speaker 1: out scott free because the guy who got punch and
Speaker 1: actually said hey, that was the guy who tried to
Speaker 1: help me. So they took the covs off and let
Speaker 1: me go. No, no problem. I did miss curfew by
Speaker 1: two or three hours because I had been arrested. Had
Speaker 1: a little chat with my parents when I got home,
Speaker 1: and I explained to them exactly what I just explained
Speaker 1: to you. No hold on, I was a good guy
Speaker 1: in the story. You don't understand. I was stopping the
Speaker 1: bad thing that happened. That that's why I was late.
Speaker 1: And you know what they said to me, Why were
Speaker 1: you in the car with him at midnight. The second
Speaker 1: you're in the car with him at midnight, you're already
Speaker 1: in a bad situation. That probably can't possibly turn out well.
Speaker 1: The bad decision was made when you got in the
Speaker 1: car with him at midnight. Now, Susie Wilds, white House
Speaker 1: chief of staff, I hear she's very sharp, gives an
Speaker 1: eleven day interview with communist Vanity Fair magazine, and today
Speaker 1: the defense is Susie Wiles said it herself. These comments
Speaker 1: are taken out a context. They even have terrible pictures
Speaker 1: up of the White House staffers. Caroline Levitt apparently had
Speaker 1: some lip injections or something. They zoomed in to show
Speaker 1: those on the pictures, like they really did everybody wrong.
Speaker 1: My question for Susie Wilds, and frankly everybody involved is
Speaker 1: why were you in that car at midnight? But I
Speaker 1: was out of contact? No, no, no, no, I got it.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you were. No, but they said that it
Speaker 1: was gonna be nice. No they said no, no, I am.
Speaker 3: Sure they did.
Speaker 1: My question, as Daddy Jesse remains, why were you in
Speaker 1: the car at midnight? In what universe?
Speaker 3: Do you sit down and give it eleven day interview
Speaker 3: to Vanity Fair magazine? Are we dealing with the dumbest
Speaker 3: freaking people on the planet?
Speaker 1: In what universe? Did you think that was gonna turn out. Well,
Speaker 1: are you shocked? I'm just taken out of context. They lied,
Speaker 1: they used a bad picture. No, you don't say you
Speaker 1: mean that filthy communists who've used themselves as the tip
Speaker 1: of the spear for the communist revolution didn't give you
Speaker 1: a fair shake. WHOA. I gotta tell you, I'm stunned.
Speaker 1: I'm stunned. And if I sound upset, I'm glad because
Speaker 1: I am upset. And you know why I'm upset, because
Speaker 1: we have gigantic problems dealing with the communist insurgency in
Speaker 1: this country. Some of them in elected office, some of
Speaker 1: them were in judges rows, some of them to convicted
Speaker 1: terrorists from other countries. We don't have time for amateur
Speaker 1: hour crap anymore. No more. I would expect all members
Speaker 1: of the White House, when they get an interview request
Speaker 1: from Vanity Fair, to stop reading the interview right about
Speaker 1: the time they read Vanity Fair. Sorry, I'm busy saving America.
Speaker 1: I don't have time for a hit piece. Click. That's
Speaker 1: how that interview goes. We don't have time for amateur hour.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, We're out of time. Now, I'm fine, I
Speaker 1: am Would you like to know how this kind of
Speaker 1: thing does happen. How could they be that stupid. We'll
Speaker 1: discuss that in a moment, and then we'll get to
Speaker 1: all the fbidj stuff, all kinds of things we have
Speaker 1: to tackle. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
Speaker 1: fantastic Tuesday. I swear I actually am in a good movie.
Speaker 1: We have a bunch of stuff we have to get to.
Speaker 1: It's just this kind of incompetence. It anger me. We
Speaker 1: don't have time for amateur hour. We don't have time
Speaker 1: for this crap. An entire day of the White House
Speaker 1: staff now having to answer questions like this. This was
Speaker 1: Caroline Levitt for from earlier today.
Speaker 2: This is, unfortunately another example of disingenuous reporting where you
Speaker 2: have a reporter who took the Chief of staff's words
Speaker 2: wildly out of context, did not include the context those
Speaker 2: conversations were had within.
Speaker 1: Okay, we we got it, we got it. Let me
Speaker 1: explain something to every single Republican or somebody who works
Speaker 1: in Republican politics or Republican circles or somebody who wants
Speaker 1: to This includes your local politics, state politics, federal politics.
Speaker 1: Let me explain something again, when you sit down with
Speaker 1: a journalist in the United States of America. You may
Speaker 1: want to convince yourself that it's a reasonable Democrat, of
Speaker 1: course biased against you, but they still want to do
Speaker 1: the job of journalism and ultimately be accurate at all.
Speaker 1: If that's what you think, I need you to go
Speaker 1: lock yourself in a room and slap yourself in the
Speaker 1: face for about forty five minutes until your brain starts
Speaker 1: working properly. Again. There is no such thing as a
Speaker 1: Democrat journalist who's a little biased anymore. In this country,
Speaker 1: there are committed communists, and when they sit down with you,
Speaker 1: they are going to do everything in their power to
Speaker 1: destroy you, your country, everyone you care about, and everything
Speaker 1: you've ever loved. Okay, you're dealing with the spawn of Satan,
Speaker 1: and if you don't understand that and start treating them
Speaker 1: like that, we are going to constantly have to wake
Speaker 1: up and deal with news psychos like this because we're
Speaker 1: too amateurish and stupid and naive. Now, how do even
Speaker 1: higher up officials find themselves in these situations? How does
Speaker 1: this happen? How could the White House Chief of Staff
Speaker 1: and every Tom, Dick and Harry who works inside the
Speaker 1: building sit down with Vanity Fair for eleven days. Well,
Speaker 1: let me explain exactly how it's happened. Let me use
Speaker 1: an analogy I worked on a long time, did work on.
Speaker 1: I said it before. It was kind of off the cuff,
Speaker 1: but I've decided I liked it, so I'm going to
Speaker 1: bring it back. I want you to picture this. You
Speaker 1: are a peasant. It's the feudal area, feudal area, the
Speaker 1: feudal era. It's in Europe. And you're a peasant. You
Speaker 1: exist on a loan of bread a day, work the
Speaker 1: fields all day. Your life kind of sucks. And in
Speaker 1: town is this gigantic, beautiful castle, beautiful gilded. They have
Speaker 1: all kinds of food, all kinds of everything in there.
Speaker 1: But that that's the source of the government, the government
Speaker 1: that made your life crappy. They all work in there,
Speaker 1: they all live in there, and the policies they put
Speaker 1: out it's the reason your life sucks. And you you
Speaker 1: want to change things inside that castle. You want a
Speaker 1: better government, You want a better way of life, not
Speaker 1: just for you, for all the other peasants. Good for you.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you want that. So one day you get
Speaker 1: a knock at the door. They say, hey, we want
Speaker 1: you to come work for us in the castle. In fact,
Speaker 1: we want you to bring your family into We want
Speaker 1: you to live with us in the castle. We think
Speaker 1: you've got some sharp ideas. You want to come live us,
Speaker 1: And you leave your crappy little hut and you walk
Speaker 1: into the beautiful castle with beautiful horses and all the
Speaker 1: meat and fruit and cakes and things you can drink.
Speaker 1: You have a comfortable bed. I guess you would eat
Speaker 1: a cake, not drink it. You have a comfortable bed,
Speaker 1: comfy chairs, entertainments. Life's pretty good in here. How long
Speaker 1: do you have to be in that castle before destroying
Speaker 1: the castle, reforming the castle? It kind of gets put
Speaker 1: on the back burner. I've decided now that I'm in
Speaker 1: the castle, I kind of like it here. In fact,
Speaker 1: I like the way they do business. Republicans cannot help themselves. Sometimes,
Speaker 1: as much as they rail about the press and the media,
Speaker 1: and as much as they rail against it, deep down
Speaker 1: they still want a glowing profile and the New York
Speaker 1: Times they can show their mom, look mom. They still
Speaker 1: want the cover of Vanity Fair. Oh my gosh, the
Speaker 1: conglamorous I am. They can't help themselves deep down. Establishment
Speaker 1: Republicans when they get to Washington, DC. They want the
Speaker 1: approval of the communist scummy institutions that are destroying the
Speaker 1: United States of America. They want that fancy bronze bust
Speaker 1: of them put up at Harvard. They want Hollywood to
Speaker 1: do a movie about their lives. They want the LA Times,
Speaker 1: New York Times Vanity Fair to do articles on them.
Speaker 1: They deep down just want it. Wouldn't it be cool?
Speaker 1: And the problem is, the second you start wanting that,
Speaker 1: you're finished. Because the second you start wanting that, you
Speaker 1: will set aside your desire to reform the castle. You
Speaker 1: will set aside any thought of the peasants who are
Speaker 1: out there struggling. It becomes now about you and your
Speaker 1: photo shoot. And so I'll give it to you. Stray.
Speaker 1: I don't want the White House Chief of Staff, whoever,
Speaker 1: for any reason, sit down with Vanity Fair. I want
Speaker 1: you to go back and go to work. That's what
Speaker 1: I want. I don't want the FBI director to do
Speaker 1: the podcast circuit. I'm seeing a lot of that too,
Speaker 1: don't care. I'd like you to go back to work.
Speaker 1: In fact, we have a couple FBI stories out there.
Speaker 1: I'm about to discuss Pambondi. I still have the Pambondi
Speaker 1: Fox News counter. No, I haven't been keeping up on it,
Speaker 1: but I don't want to see the Attorney General of
Speaker 1: the United States of America on Fox News every night.
Speaker 1: You know why, because that doesn't indict a single government criminal,
Speaker 1: not one that doesn't put a single bad actor in prison.
Speaker 1: I know it helps your brand. I don't want to
Speaker 1: see you on Fox News all every night, and that's
Speaker 1: no insult to Fox News. I want you to go
Speaker 1: back to the office and put government criminals in prison.
Speaker 1: I'm getting a little tired of this nonsense, especially when
Speaker 1: I bring up the two stories I'm about to bring
Speaker 1: up about conduct inside the walls of the FBIDJ. Could
Speaker 1: we please nor future phone calls from Vanity Fair and
Speaker 1: perhaps get some work done. We'll talk about those stories next.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday.
Speaker 1: We're gonna dig into some FBI scandal, DOJ scandal things,
Speaker 1: kind of communist criminal justice scandal things here in a
Speaker 1: few I really am gonna calm down. I'm calm down
Speaker 1: right now. Rhodesian Bush War History is coming up a
Speaker 1: half hour from now. I just keep getting frustrated with
Speaker 1: these terrible, terrible stories, and then I look at the
Speaker 1: people we have sent to Washington to handle these matters,
Speaker 1: and I demand It's not that I expect, I demand
Speaker 1: a level of seriousness here. I demand a level of
Speaker 1: seriousness because we must be serious about attacking communism in
Speaker 1: this country. So there's a different stories, and I'm not
Speaker 1: actually going to dwell long on both of them, because
Speaker 1: neither of them are going to be surprising for you.
Speaker 1: But let me just go ahead and combine these two stories,
Speaker 1: even though they are separate. First, you remember the Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton the Clinton Foundation. It wasn't the Hillary Clinton Foundation,
Speaker 1: it was just the Clinton Foundation. It was this charity
Speaker 1: that Clintons had set up. Hillary Clinton was Barack Obama's
Speaker 1: secretary of State. That's an insanely powerful position where you
Speaker 1: deal with obviously the other countries on the planet. On
Speaker 1: the planet. You are, as secretary of State, the top
Speaker 1: diplomat in the United States of America. Your entire life
Speaker 1: is making deals, sitting down diplomacy, all that stuff. It
Speaker 1: was widely talked about at the time that Hillary Clinton
Speaker 1: would get these gigantic donations into the Clinton Foundation from
Speaker 1: foreign actors with whom she was currently dealing with on
Speaker 1: behalf of the United States of America. And there was
Speaker 1: the Uranium One scandal. Maybe you remember it, maybe you don't.
Speaker 1: Uranium One was a Canadian uranium company. Let me tell
Speaker 1: you where we're at right now, in the year of
Speaker 1: Our Lord twenty twenty five. Did you know while we
Speaker 1: send munitions in money to Ukraine so those things can
Speaker 1: be used to kill Russian soldiers, that the United States
Speaker 1: of America is still purchasing Russian uranium? Did you know that?
Speaker 1: Would you like to know why? Because as Secretary of State,
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton handed those rights to Russia, and of course
Speaker 1: there were some pretty generous donations that came into the
Speaker 1: Clinton Foundation right about that time. We now know there's
Speaker 1: some great reporting out there. It's like a thirty page article.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to read any of it to you.
Speaker 1: The headline is Hillary Clinton's own Russian Russia scandal fbimmo's
Speaker 1: detail how Uran Uranium one probe was thwarted. You see,
Speaker 1: that's a blatant criminal act what Hillary Clinton did. If
Speaker 1: she really did hand out uranium and exchange for donations
Speaker 1: to the Clinton Foundation, that's like one of the worst
Speaker 1: felonies on the planet. Well, the FBI, believe it or not,
Speaker 1: had people there that said, Ah, this is really really bad.
Speaker 1: We need to open an investigation on this right now,
Speaker 1: and higher ups at the FBI and of course the
Speaker 1: DOJ shut down those investigations and stop me if you've
Speaker 1: heard this one before. They shut down installed the investigations
Speaker 1: for so long that now on December sixteenth, in the
Speaker 1: year twenty twenty five, the statute of limitations has miraculously
Speaker 1: run out on most of these things, therefore ensuring none
Speaker 1: of these people will be held to account for any
Speaker 1: other crimes. Now combine that with this story, also from
Speaker 1: today headline. All this is from Fox News. FBI doubted
Speaker 1: probable cause for mar A Lago raid, but pushed forward
Speaker 1: amid pressure from the Biden DOJ. Emails revealed the FBI,
Speaker 1: in fact one of the most evil offices in the FBI,
Speaker 1: the Washington Field office. Even they said, we have no
Speaker 1: probable cause to raid the home of the former president.
Speaker 1: We're already working with him. Let's just slow down. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden's Department of Justice said, Nope, We're going in arm up.
Speaker 1: Time to kick in the door so we can arrest
Speaker 1: and embarrass our political opponent. Now, are you kind of
Speaker 1: understanding my level of anger at how serious and smart
Speaker 1: we need to be in the GOP. There is a
Speaker 1: communist system in place in the federal government to ensure
Speaker 1: that communists in the federal government can commit crimes and
Speaker 1: get away with those crimes. And those very same communists
Speaker 1: in every single level of the federal government believe they
Speaker 1: should use the federal government to destroy the GOP, not
Speaker 1: just Donald Trump, you too, so again hate to keep
Speaker 1: coming back to it. Eleven days with Vanity Fair, that
Speaker 1: what will working on eleven days of Vanity Fair. This
Speaker 1: woman committed high crimes against the United States of America.
Speaker 1: This woman.
Speaker 4: We have never in the history of our country been
Speaker 4: in a situation where an adversary, a foreign power is
Speaker 4: working so hard to influence the outcome of the election.
Speaker 4: And believe me, they're not doing it to get me elected.
Speaker 4: They're doing it to try to influence the election for
Speaker 4: Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Right from everything I see, has no respect for this person.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you got it. While Hillary Clinton was telling
Speaker 1: the entire United States of America that Donald Trump was
Speaker 1: a Russian agent, Barack Obama deployed the ci CIA and
Speaker 1: FBI and a bogus investigation to claim the exact same thing. Then,
Speaker 1: then Donald Trump had the first two years of his
Speaker 1: first presidency torpedoed investigating Russian collusion. It was, in fact,
Speaker 1: a Democrat who had apparently allegedly worked hand in hand
Speaker 1: with the Russians to sell critical national security materials to
Speaker 1: Russia while taking donations in for herself, and the FBI
Speaker 1: and DOJ covered up the entire thing. We don't have
Speaker 1: time for vanity fair. The time is near. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about a very ugly time if these people take power again,
Speaker 1: God help every single one of us. We don't have
Speaker 1: time for amateur hour. This is how these people view power.
Speaker 1: I got this email about the shooting at Brown University.
Speaker 1: You know how all the way down to the cops,
Speaker 1: everybody seems to be really quiet about the shooting. The shooter.
Speaker 1: And let's remember a young Republican leader. Her name is
Speaker 1: Ella Cook. She's a sophomore. Was a sophomore. She was executed,
Speaker 1: killed well, mayor of Brown, president or mayor of Providence,
Speaker 1: president of Brown University. The police, I don't know what
Speaker 1: we can't find. I just don't know. And I got
Speaker 1: this email, Jesse. I understand you don't do mass shooting radio,
Speaker 1: which I agree with your stance on that matter. That said,
Speaker 1: given the lack of any images or at least description
Speaker 1: of the shooter tells me one thing. Well we all
Speaker 1: know what it tells everybody. That means the shooter is
Speaker 1: somebody the communists want to protect. This is how they
Speaker 1: operate everything, Every single murder, every single tragedy is simply
Speaker 1: an opportunity to move the revolution forward. And when you
Speaker 1: achieve a position of power in a communist system like Providence,
Speaker 1: Rhode Island, or in the FBI, you understand full well
Speaker 1: that your job is not just to destroy your political opponents.
Speaker 1: Your job is to protect the friendlies. And they do it.
Speaker 1: The communist controlled parts of this country have reached a
Speaker 1: level of evil unseen since the Soviet Union. That is
Speaker 1: the truth. That's where we are. The only reason all
Speaker 1: of America isn't aware of it is because there are
Speaker 1: many parts of the country that are not communists controlled.
Speaker 1: Yet there is so much of the country that is
Speaker 1: free of this that perhaps we don't fully appreciate just
Speaker 1: how dangerous of a situation we are in now and
Speaker 1: howous dangerous of a situation we're going into. So again,
Speaker 1: let me repeat. I'll probably say it five hundred more
Speaker 1: times on this show, and then I'll let it go
Speaker 1: by tomorrow, I swear I will. I just need to
Speaker 1: sleep on it. We don't have time for eleven days
Speaker 1: with Vanity Fair. We don't have time. We don't have
Speaker 1: We have to assume we have three years. You understand
Speaker 1: that we have to assume the subversive communist Democrats are
Speaker 1: going to do everything in their power to the economy
Speaker 1: in the next three years, and in so doing guaranteeing
Speaker 1: or at least giving them a good shot that they
Speaker 1: get to take over the office of the presidency, where
Speaker 1: they will have Republicans arrested and executed at a level
Speaker 1: they didn't even do during Joe Biden's presidency. Three years,
Speaker 1: not thirty, not three hundred. Three years. Maybe next time,
Speaker 1: the Vanity Fair stuff can wait. By the way, speaking
Speaker 1: of the economy, what are you doing to protect what
Speaker 1: you have? You think I'm kidding about that? You know
Speaker 1: these people would drop the stock market to zero if
Speaker 1: they thought it would give them power again. They would
Speaker 1: love it. Jesse Sunday was the first NFL game. Oh sorry,
Speaker 1: I guess I should. I guess I should clarify that
Speaker 1: I'm doing emails anyway. Shut up, Chris, Chris, can we
Speaker 1: add that part to it that we'll just leave Grahama
Speaker 1: vodka in there? Shut up? And then I'll say, Chris
Speaker 1: on there, what I like that? And see Sunday was
Speaker 1: the first NFL game I watched in four to five years.
Speaker 1: I like you turned it off with all the equity
Speaker 1: racism nonsense. I watched the Colts play because I was
Speaker 1: a big Philip Rivers fan. I turned the game off
Speaker 1: at halftime after noticing they still have all the players
Speaker 1: and coaches wearing sweatshirts that say inspire chains, justice, equity, opportunity.
Speaker 1: I hate it, Jesse. The communists have ruined everything they
Speaker 1: big dog. Can I get the bar please? That will
Speaker 1: cheer us up? All right? So that is what communists do,
Speaker 1: is they ruin things. Everything they touch dies. And I
Speaker 1: want to explain something. It's not really going to be
Speaker 1: about the NFL specifically, but it definitely applies to the NFL.
Speaker 1: When communists push too far, and they always do, they
Speaker 1: always push too far, it can oftentimes create this large
Speaker 1: outcry against them. When that happens, they do not change
Speaker 1: their thinking. They do not change their goals at all,
Speaker 1: but oftentimes they will pretend to change their ways and
Speaker 1: pull back. You want to know, I was reading Gosh
Speaker 1: I forget which book. I want to tell you which book,
Speaker 1: and I forgot which one it was. It might have
Speaker 1: been Bloodlands. Anyway, I was reading a book about a
Speaker 1: lot of Stalin's purges. Stalin's purges in the Soviet Union,
Speaker 1: where he would have his secret police round people up
Speaker 1: and of course peel the skin off their hands and
Speaker 1: torture them and shoot them in the face, you know,
Speaker 1: lovely things like that. When he would go purge the people,
Speaker 1: large amounts of people, he would do it by region,
Speaker 1: all right, and so just think of it like states.
Speaker 1: We'll just make it easy to understand. We don't want
Speaker 1: to say these big Russian names like states. So Stalin
Speaker 1: would say, hey, Alabama, and he'd give them quotas because
Speaker 1: he's a communist. He'd say, hey, I need two people killed,
Speaker 1: go find twenty thousand people. Washington, I need you forty
Speaker 1: thousand people. I need forty thousand people killed. And you
Speaker 1: were given them these numbers. Hey, Maryland, I need you
Speaker 1: to give me ten thousand people killed. Well after this
Speaker 1: big purge, whenever you would do a purge, what would
Speaker 1: happen was the public would began to get really angry
Speaker 1: and rise up. I know everyone thinks about Stalin like
Speaker 1: a totalitarian, and he was, but remember there's no such
Speaker 1: thing as total power. When enough people get angry in
Speaker 1: a society, even a king can be tossed, killed, arrested.
Speaker 1: There's no such thing as total power. It does not
Speaker 1: exist on this planet. The public would began to get
Speaker 1: super angry. You kill enough people, you make enough mom's angry,
Speaker 1: brother's angry, father's angry, you risk yourself a revolution. When
Speaker 1: that would happen, Stalin would come out publicly and he
Speaker 1: would say, oh my gosh, I just found out about
Speaker 1: fifty thousand people they killed in Alabama. I have found
Speaker 1: that people respect for it. We've arrested them and we're
Speaker 1: gonna put them on trial. We found that people who
Speaker 1: did this in Maryland, we're gonna rearrest them. We found
Speaker 1: the people who did this in Washington and the NKVD agents.
Speaker 1: Remember that was Stalin's secrets, that was his secret police.
Speaker 1: They knew. In fact, there were all kinds of quotes.
Speaker 1: They would write it down. They knew when they were
Speaker 1: put in charge of an area. Now keep in mind,
Speaker 1: when you're the NKVD agent in charge of an area,
Speaker 1: you're basically the god king of that area. You can
Speaker 1: just kill anybody like that total power. And yet these
Speaker 1: guys after enough time knew I'm gonna die when this
Speaker 1: is done, and they would sit around waiting for the
Speaker 1: next NKVD agent and his thugs would show up, grab you,
Speaker 1: arrest you, public trial for those evil deeds you did,
Speaker 1: and then shoot you in the face. Everybody died. Those
Speaker 1: are the lengths communists will go to to protect hand
Speaker 1: as if they've changed their ways. When when November happened,
Speaker 1: when Donald Trump got elected, we elect Donald Trump, we
Speaker 1: have the House, we have the center. Yes, it's true
Speaker 1: that inflation and immigration. Those were the two main reasons
Speaker 1: Donald Trump got elected. It wasn't your hot issues or
Speaker 1: my hot issues, unless those are your issues, but I
Speaker 1: know we major on other things. But those were the two.
Speaker 1: Those are the two main reasons Donald Trump was in
Speaker 1: the White House. But there were other parts of the
Speaker 1: coalition that had some significance. The cultural part was definitely
Speaker 1: part of it. If you remember in Swing States, because
Speaker 1: we talked about this on the radio, Donald Trump spent
Speaker 1: a fortune running an ad about tranny stuff. Now specifically,
Speaker 1: it was the men and women's sports portion of it.
Speaker 1: Do you want Do you want men playing against your daughter?
Speaker 1: Chowering with your daughter? This wasn't just a red state
Speaker 1: thing in Swing States. Donald Trump spent a fortune. Why well,
Speaker 1: they pull tested it, they protested it, and even normies,
Speaker 1: now you or me, normies thought oh, this is way
Speaker 1: too far. Okay, this is gross. Now we have young
Speaker 1: girls getting beat up on the sports field. This is
Speaker 1: too far. We went in November in parts because of
Speaker 1: the cultural stuff, because the communists in our country pushed
Speaker 1: way too far, way too fast on the communist stuff,
Speaker 1: and there was this backlash against tranning, madness, against DEI,
Speaker 1: against all this stuff. Now, what happened all kinds of
Speaker 1: large corporations and universities, government agencies. They knew they had
Speaker 1: pushed too far. They knew that they had to at
Speaker 1: least pretend to change their ways and change their way
Speaker 1: of thinking. But the bad news is not a single
Speaker 1: solitary one of them was actually sorry. None of the
Speaker 1: ment none of them have reformed, genuinely repented. They changed
Speaker 1: their titles at the university she's no longer diversity director,
Speaker 1: she's a Chief of Equality. They changed titles. They maybe
Speaker 1: massage this a little bit and removed that a little bit.
Speaker 1: Maybe those end racism signs in the NFL end zone,
Speaker 1: maybe they took them off the end zone, but put
Speaker 1: a little smaller font on them and throw them on
Speaker 1: a jersey somewhere. The communists that did all those evil
Speaker 1: things under Joe Biden haven't changed their ways. They haven't
Speaker 1: changed their thinking because they haven't changed their religion. Remember
Speaker 1: that we're dealing with religious zelots. These are religious people,
Speaker 1: not political people. The same way you think about jihadis
Speaker 1: that's how you should think about commune because they're just
Speaker 1: as committed and they're never sorry. All they understand is
Speaker 1: fear and pain. You're never going to talk them out
Speaker 1: of it. Now, let's stop talking about this nonsense and
Speaker 1: go do our final part of the Rhodesian Bush War
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