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Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 2: on a Tuesday. We're gonna talk about Biden defending the
Speaker 2: Afghanistan withdrawal. This hour, I will get to some emails,
Speaker 2: a bright, shining example of Western governments turning their guns
Speaker 2: inward against their own people. Man, oh man, what an
Speaker 2: example we have here and why that works? All that
Speaker 2: and so much is coming up this hour on the
Speaker 2: world famous Jesse Kelly Show. I want to I want
Speaker 2: to play this. Joe Biden got up today, he gave
Speaker 2: a speech at the United Nations and he began talking
Speaker 2: about the Afghanistan withdrawal. And I'm gonna let you know,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna stay calm. I feel like I've been getting
Speaker 2: angry every now and then, getting angry more so as
Speaker 2: these people have gotten more evil, as they I keep
Speaker 2: trying to murder its. I've been getting angry at and
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna let this get to me. The Afghanistan
Speaker 2: withdrawal thing. You remember, it got to me really, really badly.
Speaker 2: That's probably the most upset I've ever been on the
Speaker 2: radio when they got thirteen of our guys killed, because
Speaker 2: it was all for political reasons. Remember, it was the
Speaker 2: only reason they woke up one day and said get
Speaker 2: out of Afghanistan. They wanted a big political win for
Speaker 2: the twentieth anniversary of nine to eleven. It had nothing
Speaker 2: to do with strategy or saving lives. It was just
Speaker 2: it was all about poll numbers. It was all about
Speaker 2: approval numbers. And they get up and they say this
Speaker 2: stuff Afghanistan every place.
Speaker 3: Vietnam is America's longest war. I was determined to end it,
Speaker 3: and I did. It was a hard decision, but the
Speaker 3: right decision.
Speaker 2: These people are monsters, and Biden is probably uniquely among
Speaker 2: and I say that not just because I disliked Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: Biden's career, his entire political career has been doing crap
Speaker 2: like this, doing terrible things and not showing the tiniest
Speaker 2: amount of remorse. So I know, we don't need to
Speaker 2: spend a bunch of time rehashing Afghanistan, because you know it.
Speaker 2: You listen to the show, you know the story, you
Speaker 2: know what happened. But I just want to again recap
Speaker 2: we stayed there for twenty years without a clear mission.
Speaker 2: We know now courtesy of the Afghanistan Papers from the
Speaker 2: Washington Post. I still can't believe the Washington Post did
Speaker 2: such an amazing bit of journalism. They've never done that before.
Speaker 2: But we got the Afghanistan papers, and we found out
Speaker 2: that very early on, from Rumsfeld on, very early on,
Speaker 2: American politicians and commanders they didn't have any clear mission.
Speaker 2: There was no clear objective do this in the war
Speaker 2: is won, and so we spent twenty years over there
Speaker 2: and our people are dying, they're getting maimed. It is
Speaker 2: a disaster in every way. For twenty years American politicians,
Speaker 2: Democrats and Republicans cheated our men and women on the
Speaker 2: ground in Afghanistan, didn't even give him a mission while
Speaker 2: they were, of course dying and being maimed. How many
Speaker 2: people listening to the sound of my voice right now
Speaker 2: are missing body parts because of Afghanistan. The generals, admirals,
Speaker 2: they don't get a pass either, complete mismanagement, insanity for
Speaker 2: twenty years, twenty years of no clear mission, know nothing.
Speaker 2: And then Joe Biden gets into office and this soulless monster,
Speaker 2: he's dipping a bit in the polls. People are mad
Speaker 2: about inflation. He needs a little uh shot in the arm,
Speaker 2: if you will, he needs a little boost, and they
Speaker 2: look at Afghanistan and they say to themselves. They say
Speaker 2: to each other, Wow, think of the pr campaign we
Speaker 2: could run. If we just got out of Afghanistan by
Speaker 2: September eleventh, on the twentieth anniversary of it. We could
Speaker 2: do a big press release, emails, probably have a huge ceremony.
Speaker 2: So let's just get out. He tells his State Department
Speaker 2: to get out. The State Department, they go to the
Speaker 2: military and they say, hey, get out. The generals some
Speaker 2: of them said, what do you mean, just get out?
Speaker 2: We can't just leave. There's a process. You have to
Speaker 2: do this step by step to make sure your people
Speaker 2: get out first. Make sure you're doing it the right way.
Speaker 2: We have all these criminals held in jail. We can't
Speaker 2: just get out. In the State Department flat out over
Speaker 2: rules them and says, no, leave, pack it up now.
Speaker 2: So they do. They pack everything up and just simply
Speaker 2: fly away. Well, part of that twenty year mission in
Speaker 2: Afghanistan was building up the Afghan security forces so that
Speaker 2: they can withstand the Taliban once America leaves. Well, we
Speaker 2: must have done some really great training with those guys,
Speaker 2: because they collapsed at about fifteen seconds after America left,
Speaker 2: they collapsed. Now the Taliban have all of our gear,
Speaker 2: all of our weapons, mvgs, securecoms, Blackhawk helicopters. You know it.
Speaker 2: The country is in complete anarchy. People are falling from
Speaker 2: the planes and the Biden administration, which had hoped for
Speaker 2: great poll numbers out of this, they instead got videotape.
Speaker 2: People get home at night and turn on the news
Speaker 2: and they're afghan He's falling from the freaking planes and
Speaker 2: splattering on the ground in Afghanistan. Biden administration, they do
Speaker 2: what they always did, has just tried to ignore it. Remember,
Speaker 2: people forget this part. I'll never forget it. Joe Biden
Speaker 2: was on vacation, so was his se Jensaki at the time.
Speaker 2: So was Anthony Blincoln, the Secretary of State. They all
Speaker 2: just took vacation and they didn't even come back. It's
Speaker 2: not like something badpen and they came racing right back.
Speaker 2: They just stayed. They were gonna try to ride it out,
Speaker 2: but it got so bad they scramble. They come back.
Speaker 2: The poll numbers don't look good. Uh oh, now we
Speaker 2: got a crab sandwich on our hand. How are we
Speaker 2: gonna eat it? I know, let's send the troops back in.
Speaker 2: Only the troops don't get to go back to the
Speaker 2: secure base where they can secure it and be safe
Speaker 2: and evac in an orderly fashion. No, they send them
Speaker 2: back to a civilian airport that can't be properly secured. Again,
Speaker 2: the commanders on the ground don't have the authority they
Speaker 2: need to do things like take out terrorists when they
Speaker 2: see them as scumbag. Isis suicide. Bomber vaporizes himself, murders
Speaker 2: thirteen of our troops and mames others. I need to
Speaker 2: point that out. We always talk about the thirteen dead.
Speaker 2: How many members Vargas. We've played his audio a bunch
Speaker 2: Vargas Andrews believe that was his name. He's missing, huge
Speaker 2: parts of his body, armed, legs is gone, limb's gone,
Speaker 2: people maimed, leg aren't horrible. And then the administration, after
Speaker 2: getting our people killed, No's now they look super bad.
Speaker 2: People were already upset about Afghani's falling from the planes,
Speaker 2: but now they're really really angry because America's troops just
Speaker 2: died and they didn't have to die, and so for
Speaker 2: political reasons, they gave a response. We sent a reaper
Speaker 2: drone out only we reperdroned the wrong guy. No one's
Speaker 2: ever been given an explanation who they thought this guy
Speaker 2: might have been, what the details are. How do you
Speaker 2: mismatch that? You know, it's not like a whoopsie. Oh
Speaker 2: I thought it was gonna be heads. It turns out tails.
Speaker 2: We vaporized ten people, six of them children, all of
Speaker 2: them completely innocent. The Biden administration did all that, and
Speaker 2: after all that was done, no apologies, no resignations. There
Speaker 2: wasn't even a formal reprimand of anyone at any time.
Speaker 2: Remember we had Lloyd Austin, the Secretary of Defense saying
Speaker 2: to Congress that he has no regrets. Anthony Blincoln said
Speaker 2: as much himself. They asked, John Kirby, is anyone at
Speaker 2: least getting to slap on the risk for murdering ten people? No,
Speaker 2: not at all.
Speaker 4: How does it strike you that no one is held accountable?
Speaker 4: Because I know how it strikes a lot of people
Speaker 4: around the world that you can get away with murder
Speaker 4: and nobody's punished for it.
Speaker 5: I do understand that we appreciate that not everybody's gonna
Speaker 5: support this decision. What I can tell you is we
Speaker 5: looked at this thing, very very comprehensively. And again we
Speaker 5: acknowledge that there were procedural breakdowns, processes were not executed
Speaker 5: the way they should have been, but it doesn't necessarily
Speaker 5: indicate that an individual or individuals have to be held
Speaker 5: to account for that.
Speaker 4: But look, this is more discipline inside the Pentagon at all.
Speaker 4: I mean, maybe they're no charges brought up, but is
Speaker 4: anyone demoted or disciplined for what happened?
Speaker 2: Then what we are going to do.
Speaker 5: There's not going to be individual discipline as a result
Speaker 5: of this, really, but what we are going to do is.
Speaker 2: Learn from this. Let me ask you something. If you
Speaker 2: were responsible for that, Let's say Boom, I just magic
Speaker 2: fairy dust, I just bade you president of the United
Speaker 2: States of America. And let's say you were responsible for
Speaker 2: all that death, that disaster, all the pain, a let's suffering,
Speaker 2: the parents crying, and let's let's say that it was
Speaker 2: an accident for you. Let's just assume you had the
Speaker 2: right motives, you screwed everything up, it was an accident
Speaker 2: and people died. How ashamed would you still be? How
Speaker 2: would you how do you sleep at night? How could
Speaker 2: your conscience give you any rest? If you were responsible
Speaker 2: for that. Any normal person, I don't even have to
Speaker 2: know you personally, any normal human being would be just
Speaker 2: overwhelmed with guilt over all of it. The President of
Speaker 2: the United States of America brags about it publicly.
Speaker 3: I came norm as president Afghanistan, every place, Vietnam as
Speaker 3: America's longest war. I was determined to end it, and
Speaker 3: I did. It was a hard decision, but the right decision.
Speaker 2: Remember when I said, I think if you stay in
Speaker 2: this game long enough, you can cease becoming human. That's
Speaker 2: what you're hearing right there. That's not even a human
Speaker 2: being anyway. All right, let's speaking of innocent civilians. If
Speaker 2: you're an innocent civilian in Israel, you understand that you
Speaker 2: live in a war zone. You don't have to hop
Speaker 2: on a ship and cross the ocean to find one.
Speaker 2: It's your home, it's your school, it's where you work,
Speaker 2: it's the coffee shop on the corner. The ifcj the
Speaker 2: International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. What they've been doing
Speaker 2: is trying and succeeding. I should point out, to save
Speaker 2: the lives of the innocent as they're under terrorist attack
Speaker 2: all the time. It can be as simple as a
Speaker 2: flak jacket, or as elaborate as a bomb shelter or
Speaker 2: an armored ambulance. But they're trying to keep people alive.
Speaker 2: Help them do what they do, help them call them
Speaker 2: eight eight eight four eight eight IFCJ, or go to
Speaker 2: support IFCJ dot org. We'll be back. It is Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show reminding you you can email the show Jesse
Speaker 2: at Jesse kellyshow dot com. We have Spencer Lindquist coming
Speaker 2: up next. He's an investigative journalist George Soros. Obviously you
Speaker 2: know who that is. He's spreading his money around doing
Speaker 2: something something new, something equally destructive and something new new
Speaker 2: voters in Swing states wait until you hear what Spencer
Speaker 2: is going to tell us. He's coming up about ten
Speaker 2: minutes from now. So anyway, shoot your shoot me your emails,
Speaker 2: whatever you want. Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Chris,
Speaker 2: that was good looking out giving me that plate, And well,
Speaker 2: should I should clarify? Did you clean the plate? Chris?
Speaker 2: He did so yesterday. Ob well, the day before yesterday,
Speaker 2: Ab had made her homemade hamburger helper. You know how
Speaker 2: white trash I am. I love hamburger Helper. OBB says,
Speaker 2: it's team any preservatives. So she came up with this
Speaker 2: homemade version that is so good. It's make you in
Speaker 2: the knees. I put the I put the recipe online,
Speaker 2: so don't be looking, don't don't be emailing. It's online,
Speaker 2: all right, any of my social media, it's on there. Anyway.
Speaker 2: She made Hamburger Helper. I try to not eat very
Speaker 2: much of it when she first makes it, and that's
Speaker 2: very difficult because it's so good. But I try not
Speaker 2: to because her Hamburger Helper reheated is one of the
Speaker 2: great meals in history. Yesterday, getting ready to come in
Speaker 2: the studio to do this award winning show. We've actually
Speaker 2: never won any awards, but we're gonna do. Getting ready
Speaker 2: to do the amazing Jesse Kelly show. I get a
Speaker 2: play to Hamburger Helper ready, I bring it in. I
Speaker 2: knew could here in the studio. I eat. That's why
Speaker 2: I was so energized last night. I had Hamburger Helper
Speaker 2: on my mind. I ate the dirty dish. I just
Speaker 2: wasn't thinking. I went and I put it in the
Speaker 2: sink and Chris right before the show, he just came
Speaker 2: and handed it to me and the plates clean, Chris,
Speaker 2: I think you should do I'm start bringing in more dishes.
Speaker 2: What what can't Why can't you do those two? You
Speaker 2: did this other one. That's obviously something you enjoy doing.
Speaker 2: The cups were piling up, Chris. Can't we bribe a
Speaker 2: maid or something to do some of this stuff? This
Speaker 2: isn't man's work. We need to bribe somebody. We're definitely
Speaker 2: getting into trouble for that, by the way, But what
Speaker 2: else will be new? Anyway? Let's get some emails, Jesse.
Speaker 2: The subject to this one is Little Caesar's. He said
Speaker 2: your tongue is tuned to be very nicely. I don't
Speaker 2: know what that means. However, forget your Italian ancestors, because
Speaker 2: Little Caesar's is the worst stuff I've ever had in
Speaker 2: my life. Excuse me, sir, I would take that back
Speaker 2: if I were you. Little Caesar's is dynamite. Dear Dick
Speaker 2: Cheney of Paintball, is there any chance you could have
Speaker 2: your dad on the show as a guest. He sounds hilarious,
Speaker 2: and we would love to hear where your roots come from. Also,
Speaker 2: it wouldn't hear It wouldn't hurt to hear what a
Speaker 2: real man with actual man sized hands has to say
Speaker 2: you know what, that's not nice. His name is Bradley.
Speaker 2: That's not very nice at all. My dad probably would
Speaker 2: come on the show. My mom told me he prefers
Speaker 2: when I talk about him. Of course he does. Of
Speaker 2: course he does. That's the most my dad thing in
Speaker 2: the world. He probably would come on. I'm not totally sure.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you we'd probably have to pre record that
Speaker 2: interview in case anything was said that had to be
Speaker 2: dropped and just cut out completely. I'm not even worried
Speaker 2: about individual words, but entire concepts that my dad would
Speaker 2: go into. We probably would not be able to air those.
Speaker 2: A lot of those just I mean, I'm just letting
Speaker 2: you know. Look, this is a construction man, and that's
Speaker 2: what his dad did before him. It's always ever done.
Speaker 2: He's a rough human being. My kids now come home
Speaker 2: and one of their favorite things when they get back
Speaker 2: from visiting their grand parents' house is telling mom or
Speaker 2: telling their mom telling ob all the things they heard
Speaker 2: Grandpa say. Did you hear what he said this about that?
Speaker 2: When he said this? Did you hear hey, Mom, you
Speaker 2: should have heard what Grandpa said about these people? You can't.
Speaker 2: I don't know that we could air my dad. I
Speaker 2: don't know that we could, but it would be awesome.
Speaker 2: Hi dairy King, how would you suggest handling girl on
Speaker 2: girl bullying? Would fisticuffs be appropriate? Dang, that's a heavy question.
Speaker 2: I thought we were gonna go politics there. Girl on
Speaker 2: girl bullying would look I've told you many many times.
Speaker 2: I really can't speak for women, but for men, for
Speaker 2: young men, for boys, there is no second way to
Speaker 2: handle bullying. You must fight them. You can't tell I'm
Speaker 2: gonna tell mommy, I'm gonna tell the teacher. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get you detention. The All these things make you worry,
Speaker 2: and they make you feel emasculated as a man. Even
Speaker 2: if you turn around and you just trade hands with
Speaker 2: him and you lose, you will still feel great about yourself.
Speaker 2: I've lost plenty of fights, won plenty of fights. I
Speaker 2: feel great. As long as you square it up. Is
Speaker 2: it't cowered out to do what you can do a dude,
Speaker 2: a young boy, for his own sake, for his own psyche,
Speaker 2: for his own mind. A young boy has to handle
Speaker 2: it himself. He must. My tendency, my inclination is that
Speaker 2: women should as well, because women can be so especially
Speaker 2: young women can be so awful to each other. Boys
Speaker 2: can be awful to each other too, but women are
Speaker 2: more sensitive, and they're very very competitive with each other,
Speaker 2: and they can just be so terrible to these young
Speaker 2: girls that you really hear some heartbreaking stories about that. Look,
Speaker 2: if it was my daughter, I don't have daughter. I
Speaker 2: only have sons. The Kellys only make suns. If I
Speaker 2: had a daughter, I would tell her to square up
Speaker 2: and get it handled, because any other way just makes
Speaker 2: the problem worse. All Right, We're going to speak with
Speaker 2: Spencer Lindquist about the newest George Soros effort to replace
Speaker 2: American voters in swing state. You're gonna want to tune
Speaker 2: in for this one, and then after that we're going
Speaker 2: to talk about the system. They picked the target and
Speaker 2: they got him to bend. Hang on. It is the
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a Tuesday. Spencer picked that song, Chris.
Speaker 2: My respect level for Spencer was already high, and it
Speaker 2: just got higher joining me now Daily Wire's very own
Speaker 2: investigative reporter in a very very good one, Spencer Li Spencer,
Speaker 2: it is your story, absolutely not my story, So I
Speaker 2: will let you tell it. The headline is how Soros
Speaker 2: backed organizations leverage waves of new immigrants to sway elections. Well,
Speaker 2: the Soros people are back. What are they doing, Spencer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's exactly right. So something that we've seen over
Speaker 1: the course of this Biden Harris administration, of course, is
Speaker 1: a massive surge in illegal immigration. But these organizations, these
Speaker 1: Soros backed organizations, are actually looking at current non citizens
Speaker 1: who are eligible to be naturalized in the United States
Speaker 1: and they're attempting to leverage them to sway the outcome
Speaker 1: of national elections. So one of the organizations that I
Speaker 1: looked at is called the National Partnership for New Americans,
Speaker 1: and they've got a campaign called New American Voters. They're
Speaker 1: quite explicit about their intentions, and they actually maintain demographic
Speaker 1: reports on various different swing states, Arizona and Georgia being
Speaker 1: some of the most important here, and they look at
Speaker 1: how the newly naturalized citizen population can be used to
Speaker 1: completely alter the outcomes of elections at the state level
Speaker 1: and then at the national level as well.
Speaker 2: Okay, Spencer, I need you to walk me through this
Speaker 2: because it gets to be such a tangled web, especially
Speaker 2: when it comes to politics and Soros types. There's this
Speaker 2: group and that group, and this one's a nonprofit, but
Speaker 2: this one's a pack and this one funds that one. Okay,
Speaker 2: but walk me through this. What is this organization?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what this organization does is they give assistance to
Speaker 1: people trying to become citizens, and they're doing it for
Speaker 1: an explicitly political reason. So this campaign, this New American
Speaker 1: Voters campaign, effectively admits that they're trying to reshape the
Speaker 1: demographics of the electorate, try and include more foreign born
Speaker 1: residents in the electorate so that they can fundamentally alter
Speaker 1: our elections. So if you look at a stay like Arizona,
Speaker 1: that's a place where election integrity concerns a side. Biden
Speaker 1: beat Trump in twenty twenty by eleven thousand votes, and
Speaker 1: this organization is celebrating that there's been sixty two thousand
Speaker 1: newly naturalized voters in Arizona just in the last four years.
Speaker 1: And we see a similar trend in Georgia, where by
Speaker 1: just twelve thousand votes and now four years later you've
Speaker 1: got eighty six thousand newly naturalized voters in the state
Speaker 1: of Georgia. And these are demographics that oftentimes break overwhelmingly
Speaker 1: for the Democratic Party, and you've got this Democratic megadowner
Speaker 1: George Soros, funding these organizations that are accelerating really the
Speaker 1: fundamental restructuring of the demographics of our electorate in a
Speaker 1: way that will alter the state of play for the
Speaker 1: Republican and Democratic parties.
Speaker 2: Speaking with Spencer Linquist, investigative reporter for The Daily Wire, Okay, Spencer,
Speaker 2: so clarify this for me. They're getting these people's citizenship
Speaker 2: in critical swing states like Georgia and Arizona. Are they
Speaker 2: focused pretty much exclusively on swing states which would obviously
Speaker 2: give away the game, or are they doing this in
Speaker 2: California and South Carolina too?
Speaker 1: So they don't actually give specific state by state breakdowns
Speaker 1: of who exactly they've naturalized, but they do say that
Speaker 1: they've assisted in the naturalization of two hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: thousand people, and of course that's a large number, particularly
Speaker 1: when you think of some of these states are being
Speaker 1: decided by ten thousand or twelve thousand vote margins in
Speaker 1: some of our recent national elections. But they do have
Speaker 1: these specific demographic reports on states like Arizona, on states
Speaker 1: like Georgia and Michigan. Of course, these are places that
Speaker 1: have incredibly outsized influenced in determining our elections. And really,
Speaker 1: I mean they say openly quote that they want to
Speaker 1: quote sway the outcome of national, state, and local elections,
Speaker 1: and they say that this demographic is part of what
Speaker 1: they call the new American majority, they called a political
Speaker 1: sleeping giant. So really they're being quite explosive about their
Speaker 1: desire to fundamentally reshape the electorate. You know, often politics
Speaker 1: is predicated on trying to convince the electorate. These organizations
Speaker 1: have said, instead of trying to convince the electorate, we're
Speaker 1: going to pack the electorate with new voters. And that's
Speaker 1: exactly what they've been trying to do here.
Speaker 2: Okay, a is this considered? Is this a A one C? Three?
Speaker 2: Is this a quote nonprofit? A charitable organization who shouldn't
Speaker 2: be participating in politics?
Speaker 1: This is nominally a nonpartisan organization, because of course the
Speaker 1: type of enities have to be a nonpartisan. But you
Speaker 1: can tell by their language, you can tell by the
Speaker 1: ways in which they talked about Trump, and most importantly,
Speaker 1: you can tell by who they're funded by, George Soros,
Speaker 1: a Democrat mega donor, that they certainly have a political
Speaker 1: bias towards the left, and they're not alone. There's also
Speaker 1: the Immigrant Legal Resource Center. They do a very similar
Speaker 1: thing where they try and assist with the naturalization of
Speaker 1: non citizens, trying to make them citizens that they can vote.
Speaker 1: And they also they have taken money from the Open
Speaker 1: Society Foundations, which is George Soros' organization, and they're also
Speaker 1: trying to prevent the deportation of even illegal immigrants. So
Speaker 1: we see unambiguously where both of these Soros backed organizations
Speaker 1: stand on immigration and their political bias.
Speaker 2: More broadly, Spencer, you do this stuff all the time time,
Speaker 2: and you do it very well. George Soros is a
Speaker 2: name that everyone, every single person listening to the sound
Speaker 2: of my voice has heard that name, knows the name.
Speaker 2: They know about George Soros. But honestly, I am taken
Speaker 2: aback by how often this guy's name comes up when
Speaker 2: I am digging into things. It's almost like, no matter
Speaker 2: the cause, if it is a damaging left wing cause
Speaker 2: and you dig deep enough, it ties back to this
Speaker 2: freaking guy. How often do you run into this guy
Speaker 2: and more specifically his organization, him and his dirtball son.
Speaker 1: Oh, all the time, all the time. I mean if
Speaker 1: you look into virtually any issue. I've reported on immigration
Speaker 1: quite extensively, and I've seen the Open Society's Foundation pop up,
Speaker 1: along with some others, a Ford Foundation, the ground swell
Speaker 1: that there's this large, sprawling network really of these left
Speaker 1: wing funds that send money out to these nonprofits who
Speaker 1: really do the on the ground, street level activism. But
Speaker 1: the op Society Foundation, which of course is George Soros's organization,
Speaker 1: really is one of the if not the premier left
Speaker 1: wing funding organization, and its presence can really be seen
Speaker 1: across issues, whether it's immigration, whether it's gender and sexuality issues,
Speaker 1: regardless of what it is, we see the Open Sidey
Speaker 1: foundations in virtually every single political domain.
Speaker 2: How about that he's Spencer Lindquist. I would highly recommend
Speaker 2: you go follow him and read his stuff. You'll be
Speaker 2: a lot smarter at the Daily Wire. Spencer. I appreciate you,
Speaker 2: my friend.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much for having me.
Speaker 2: I sometimes George Soros comes up so often that sometimes
Speaker 2: I'll be honest with you, I'm hesitant to bring him
Speaker 2: up because I don't want to sound like we've found
Speaker 2: some boogieman who's responsible for so much of the damage.
Speaker 2: But We've found some boogieman who's responsible for so much
Speaker 2: of the damage. This is one of those international commis
Speaker 2: who has dedicated his life to wrecking our country. And
Speaker 2: maybe the most staggering thing about it is no Republican
Speaker 2: administration to date has done anything about it. And unless
Speaker 2: I'm mistaken, no Republican DA in any red state has
Speaker 2: attempted to take a part this insane, damaging legal network
Speaker 2: he has set up for himself. How can we survive
Speaker 2: as a country if we are going to allow a
Speaker 2: hostile billionaire to reside within our borders and spend inhuman
Speaker 2: amounts of money taking us apart bit by bit. We
Speaker 2: cannot survive that. No nation can survive that at all.
Speaker 2: This something has to be done. Where are the DA's,
Speaker 2: Where are the Republican presidents? It's wild how often these
Speaker 2: roads lead back to them. Anyway, Remember I was talking
Speaker 2: last night about Remember when I sneezed on air and
Speaker 2: I said, if you look at a light, it stops
Speaker 2: to sneeze. Chris said I was wrong, and you said
Speaker 2: I was wrong too. The emails came pouring in Jesse.
Speaker 2: It's the other way around. Light stimulates the nasal nerves.
Speaker 2: He said, they run next to each other, it will
Speaker 2: generally help make you sneeze. So this guy said, this
Speaker 2: guy said, you got it backwards. Brother, As a lifelong
Speaker 2: sun sneezer, I will tell you that it is, in fact,
Speaker 2: looking at the light that makes you sneeze. Tried and proven,
Speaker 2: You're welcome. I said something factually incorrect on the air,
Speaker 2: and I believed it my whole life. I've been looking
Speaker 2: at lights, and I guess I convinced myself it helped
Speaker 2: stop me sneeze. But I was doing the wrong thing.
Speaker 2: But let me ask you something now that I lied
Speaker 2: to everyone, Am I officially a journalist? It's journalist, Jesse.
Speaker 2: That's a good point, Chris. I didn't knowingly lie, so
Speaker 2: that if I knowingly lie, that would make me a journalist.
Speaker 2: Good point, Chris, I am great. I agree. That's not
Speaker 2: really what Chris said specifically, but that's how I took it. Anyway.
Speaker 2: Have you switched your phone to Puretalk? You know they
Speaker 2: have You know you can keep your phone when you
Speaker 2: switch to Puretalk, and you can keep your number. But
Speaker 2: you know they have all the new fancy stuff that
Speaker 2: anyone else has too. In fact, they've got one of
Speaker 2: those iPhones. I don't know, sixteen, one hundred and fifty,
Speaker 2: whatever the number is on they're sending me one. Whatever
Speaker 2: the new phone is, you have it, Android, iPhone, all
Speaker 2: that stuff. Keep your phone, give up your phone. I
Speaker 2: don't care. Keep your number, give up your number, but
Speaker 2: switch to peertalk. Stop funding companies who hate you, Stop
Speaker 2: funding companies who do evil things to your country. Takes
Speaker 2: ten minutes to switch, and they're lovely on the phone.
Speaker 2: I had dinner with them last night. You want to
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Speaker 2: So let's just discuss an example of the system. Why
Speaker 2: do so many people choose to become an ally of
Speaker 2: an evil system? Well, because being an ally of an
Speaker 2: evil system, it's a guarantee to access to things enemies
Speaker 2: of the system don't have. So we have an evil
Speaker 2: system that runs our country. If if you just give
Speaker 2: up your values, give up what you know to be right,
Speaker 2: and choose to become a servant, a loyal servant of
Speaker 2: the system, it means you will have access to things
Speaker 2: enemies of the system don't in this way. You ever
Speaker 2: read about communist countries and how you had to be
Speaker 2: a member of the Communist Party. You see, everyone in
Speaker 2: the Soviet Union was not a member of the Communist Party.
Speaker 2: Not everyone was a member, but if you wanted a
Speaker 2: government job, anywhere in government, you had better be a member.
Speaker 2: If you wanted any important position of power in society,
Speaker 2: you had to become a member of the Communist Party.
Speaker 2: It's the ultimate all access club. Well, we have the
Speaker 2: very very similar thing here. It's not that there's a
Speaker 2: party membership you have to officially apply to, but you
Speaker 2: have to do the bidding of the system. Never a
Speaker 2: pose the system, Never cause the system any harm. And
Speaker 2: if you do, even though you're a talentless loser, you
Speaker 2: probably find yourself with a couple hundred thousand dollars a
Speaker 2: year gig at a university somewhere, being the DEI specialist
Speaker 2: or something. You're a servant of the system. Now, that's
Speaker 2: one reason people choose to become part of it, because
Speaker 2: your life gets better. Another reason people choose to become
Speaker 2: part of it is because the system is very very powerful,
Speaker 2: and it can destroy you, and it will destroy you.
Speaker 2: The system only exists to do what we talk about
Speaker 2: this all the time, to protect itself. That's why the
Speaker 2: system exists. That's why it does the things it does
Speaker 2: to protect itself. Like any criminal organization, it exists to
Speaker 2: protect itself, and it will protect itself violently if necessary.
Speaker 2: Corrupt governments murder people, usually lots of people. They in them,
Speaker 2: they hurt them, and they murdered them. You remember this guy,
Speaker 2: Pavel Durov. Pavel Durov, he's a guy who founded Telegram.
Speaker 2: Telegram is a social media messaging site and it was
Speaker 2: historically has been very very secure. But Pavo, he sat
Speaker 2: down with Tucker Calls in a while back, I played
Speaker 2: for this a while ago, talked about the FBI breathing
Speaker 2: down his neck. You see, Telegram didn't do like other
Speaker 2: social media companies have done and hand over all your data,
Speaker 2: all your messaging, all that other stuff. They believed more
Speaker 2: in privacy than the others and here was him talking
Speaker 2: to Tucker.
Speaker 6: Last time I was in the US, I brought an
Speaker 6: engineer that is working for Telegram, and there was an
Speaker 6: attempt to secretly hire my engineer behind my back by
Speaker 6: cybersecurity officers or agents where they called the.
Speaker 2: US everyone should to hire your engineer, that's my understanding.
Speaker 2: That's what he told me to write code for them,
Speaker 2: or to break into Telegram.
Speaker 6: They were trying to persuade him to use certain open
Speaker 6: source tools that he would then integrate into the Telegram's
Speaker 6: code that in my understanding, would serve as.
Speaker 2: Back doors, would allow the US government to spy on
Speaker 2: people who used Telegram.
Speaker 6: The US government to maybe any other government, because the
Speaker 6: backdoor is a back door regardless of who is using it.
Speaker 2: The messaging app that allowed you to share message privately,
Speaker 2: the federal government's been going after it to try to
Speaker 2: make sure they can read your mail. Oh, he continued on.
Speaker 6: Whenever I would go to the US, I would have
Speaker 6: to FBI agents greeting me the airport asking questions. One
Speaker 6: time I was having my breakfast at nine am and
Speaker 6: the FBI showed up my house that was renting, and
Speaker 6: that was quite surprising, and I thought you know, we're
Speaker 6: getting too much attention here. It's probably not the best
Speaker 6: environment to run.
Speaker 2: Why would they had you committed a crime.
Speaker 6: No, they were interested to learn more about Telegram. They
Speaker 6: knew I left Russia, they knew what we were doing,
Speaker 6: but they wanted details. And my understanding is that they
Speaker 6: wanted to establish a relationship to get in a way
Speaker 6: control Telegram better. I understand that we're doing their job.
Speaker 6: It's just that for us running a privacy focused social
Speaker 6: media platform, that probably wasn't the best environment to be
Speaker 6: and we want to be focused on what we do,
Speaker 6: not on government relations of that sort.
Speaker 2: After all that Pavel Durov hopped on a private jet,
Speaker 2: he was in Dubai, as one does, Chris. He was
Speaker 2: in Dubai, hopped on a private chet, flew to Paris.
Speaker 2: He lands in Paris, He's promptly arrested and interrogated. No
Speaker 2: clear crime has been committed. And then, well, now I
Speaker 2: should say we are treated to this headline. Telegrams CEO
Speaker 2: Pavo Durov capitulates says the app will hand over user
Speaker 2: data to governments to of course stop criminals. You see,
Speaker 2: why do people choose to become part of an evil system.
Speaker 2: They know it's evil. It's not hard to look at
Speaker 2: the things this system does and say, wow, that is evil.
Speaker 2: Why do they choose to be part of it? Well,
Speaker 2: being part of it can be lucrative, can be very
Speaker 2: very profitable, and being against it can be flat out.
Speaker 2: The system attacks without end its enemies and they get
Speaker 2: them to bend. That's how the system works. And as
Speaker 2: I've said, the most dangerous thing happening on the planet
Speaker 2: by a mile is Western governments turning their guns inward
Speaker 2: against their own people. And they're doing it all the time.
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