Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Wednesday,
Speaker 1: up day. The week is over halfway over. Smile. It's
Speaker 1: a good day, no matter what's going on in your
Speaker 1: life or in the world. We're gonna talk a little
Speaker 1: bit more as we have in the past about diversity
Speaker 1: being the death of everything. This is gonna this is
Speaker 1: gonna tie into that Supreme Court decision from today which
Speaker 1: didn't say what people said it says, So we'll get
Speaker 1: to that in just a moment. In fact, we'll open
Speaker 1: up talking about that Joe Biden's doctor ducking questions. Mattel
Speaker 1: is creating diabetes, Barbie, we have all kinds of corruption
Speaker 1: in higher education, all that Jasmine Crocketts and Moron and
Speaker 1: so much more on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: And we'll do a bunch of emails tonight too. So
Speaker 1: first I need to get something out of the way,
Speaker 1: because here is what happens, and we are all susceptible
Speaker 1: to it, myself included. We get bad information from bad
Speaker 1: headlines or bad information. One person will get bad information
Speaker 1: from a bad headline, and then they'll share it, oftentimes
Speaker 1: on social media, and then other people without vetting anything
Speaker 1: or looking into anything. They look at the bad information,
Speaker 1: the one guy guy from the bad headline, and then
Speaker 1: they share it, and they share it and they share it,
Speaker 1: and soon bad information is spread everywhere. This isn't only
Speaker 1: on the left. This is universal bad information, incomplete information.
Speaker 1: Maybe you woke up today and you saw that the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court ruled that Trump could fire federal workers. A
Speaker 1: lot of people have seen that headline. Even the official headlines,
Speaker 1: this one's from Insider paper are kind of a little
Speaker 1: bit misleading. Supreme Court lifts lower court block on Trump's
Speaker 1: mass firing of federal workers. Wow, that sounds like great news, right,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump can fire federal workers. Now that's what the
Speaker 1: headlines that. That's not true. That's not what happened. So
Speaker 1: let me explain what happened, and that will bring us
Speaker 1: to diversity being the death of everything to Tanji Brown,
Speaker 1: Jackson and Moore. That'll lead us to more. But what
Speaker 1: happened was Donald Trump, by executive order, told government agencies
Speaker 1: to start creating a plan for the mass firing of
Speaker 1: federal workers. He did not. He did not tell government
Speaker 1: agencies to start mass firing federal workers. He told them
Speaker 1: to create a plan for mass firing federal workers. It
Speaker 1: would be like if I went to iHeart and I
Speaker 1: most definitely have and said, hey, hey, I need you
Speaker 1: guys to come up with a plan so I can
Speaker 1: get rid of Chris and Corey and get some decent
Speaker 1: people in here. I didn't go to iHeart and say
Speaker 1: please fire Chris and Corey. I said, please come up
Speaker 1: with a plan for firing Chris and Corey. That is
Speaker 1: what Donald Trump. Oh sorry, Chris, I forgot you were here.
Speaker 1: That is what Donald Trump told federal agencies. Hey, FBI
Speaker 1: is a good example. Hey, FBI, you go back, meet
Speaker 1: with some people, come up with some documents, present to
Speaker 1: me a plan for the mass firing of federal workers.
Speaker 1: As per usual. You were used to this by now
Speaker 1: a lower court Susan Ilston is her name, the judge.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about that. It doesn't matter. Susan Ilston stepped
Speaker 1: in and said, no, you're not allowed to do that.
Speaker 1: Federal government said, excuse me what she said? No, you're
Speaker 1: you're not even allowed to come up with a plan
Speaker 1: to fire federal workers. That is the case that went
Speaker 1: before the Supreme Court. It was not specifically about firing
Speaker 1: federal workers. It was about whether or not the government
Speaker 1: agencies can be required to come up with a plan
Speaker 1: to fire federal workers. And that is the roadblock that
Speaker 1: got opened up today. The Supreme Court did not say
Speaker 1: Trump can mass fire federal employees. The Supreme Court said
Speaker 1: Trump can order his agencies to plan for it. In
Speaker 1: case you were looking at the decision today, only one
Speaker 1: justice voted against it, So Souto, mayor Kagan. These crazy communists,
Speaker 1: they voted with us, not really, but they did say, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean you can come up with a plan. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying you can do it, but you can come
Speaker 1: up with a plan. Now, let's talk about that dissenting voice,
Speaker 1: that dissenting vote, Kaitanji Brown Jackson. But this goes much
Speaker 1: much deeper than her. We're gonna have a little talk here.
Speaker 1: Diversity hires. Everybody knows that term. By now. I'm glad
Speaker 1: the right is getting bolder was speaking about this. But
Speaker 1: let's discuss some of the history of this and how
Speaker 1: we ended up here, because there are specific reasons we
Speaker 1: ended up here as a country. And when I say here,
Speaker 1: I mean hiring morons, communist activists and putting them in critical,
Speaker 1: critical positions in our country. How does that happen? Kaitanji
Speaker 1: Brown Jackson is so stupid slash evil that even Sonya
Speaker 1: saw too Mayor, who is as maoist as any judge
Speaker 1: in history, she would burn this country down tomorrow if
Speaker 1: she could. Even Sonya saw to Mayor, who voted opposite
Speaker 1: of Katanji Brown Jackson today, lectured her and scolded her
Speaker 1: in look in very nice ways, very legal ease, and hey,
Speaker 1: I'm on your side, Susie. I just don't love when
Speaker 1: you dye your hair blonde kind of away. But even
Speaker 1: Sonya saw to Mayor told Katanji Brown Jackson, what are
Speaker 1: you talking about? Of course that could come up with
Speaker 1: a plan what legally that's what she did, which of
Speaker 1: course begs the question how can somebody that's stupid and
Speaker 1: evil end up on the Supreme Court of the United
Speaker 1: States of America? The big deal? There are three main things.
Speaker 1: That's gonna be our little theme here for the first hour.
Speaker 1: There are three main things that have caused the rise
Speaker 1: of diversity hires destroying this country. Let's deal with the
Speaker 1: first thing, which will lead us to the second thing,
Speaker 1: which oddly leads us to the third thing. I guess
Speaker 1: They're all kind of connected, aren't they? First understand this
Speaker 1: all is just cultural Marxism. Now, why is that a thing?
Speaker 1: Why did communism go from Suzon the means of production
Speaker 1: to hey, your son should be gay? What happened there?
Speaker 1: Let's rewind a bit. Communism began to rise in the
Speaker 1: early twentieth century, the early nineteen hundreds. It was actually
Speaker 1: pre World War One it really began to rise. And yes, Chris,
Speaker 1: I will eventually want that Joe Biden clip. There's no
Speaker 1: question communism it began to rise in Western societies. Societies
Speaker 1: most of them had kings that the European monarchs, the
Speaker 1: Russian czars, the people themselves were beginning to chafe against
Speaker 1: what was often very corrupt, very evil leadership, and they
Speaker 1: wanted something better for the workers. Step in steps in
Speaker 1: Karl Marx's teachings, Vladimir Lenin telling the workers powers shouldn't
Speaker 1: all be with the king, It shouldn't all be with
Speaker 1: the monarch. Everybody should be able to share everything and
Speaker 1: share you have, Okay, you at least understand I'm not
Speaker 1: selling it to you, but you understand how appealing that
Speaker 1: might be. If you're a Russian factory worker, working fifteen
Speaker 1: hours a day, seven days a week, yet your wife
Speaker 1: and children aren't getting enough calories, and the czar is
Speaker 1: cruising around in gold plated horse carriages. That kind of
Speaker 1: thing tends to chafe on people, and people who suffer
Speaker 1: in those circumstances will oftentimes find new voice is appealing
Speaker 1: communism because you know the history of it. You listen
Speaker 1: to this show, and of course you've read the anti
Speaker 1: Communist Manifesto available at Jesse kellybook dot com. Because you
Speaker 1: listen to this show, because you pay attention, because you
Speaker 1: are the hyper informed. You don't need any help to
Speaker 1: hate communism. Take yourself out of it, Take me out
Speaker 1: of it. Put yourself in the Chinese fields. Put yourself
Speaker 1: in position of somebody who can't get ahead. All the
Speaker 1: royalty can get ahead. You're barely making ends meet, or
Speaker 1: maybe not making ends meet at all. Maybe the Czar's
Speaker 1: secret police threw your mother in prison. And maybe someone
Speaker 1: comes along and says, hey, I don't like all this
Speaker 1: power with this one guy, all these elites. You you should
Speaker 1: have as much power as they do. Let's let's have
Speaker 1: a revolution, and let's take power from them, and we'll
Speaker 1: give it to everybody. Of course, that was all a lie.
Speaker 1: It never works that way, but you can understand, I'm
Speaker 1: sure how that can be appealing to somebody on the
Speaker 1: down and out. It is the Jesse Kelly Show. We
Speaker 1: are chopping away at diversity, higher insanity. How did we
Speaker 1: get to a place where we have a Supreme Court
Speaker 1: justice who's so unbelievably dumb that even the Libs on
Speaker 1: the Court are dunking on her publicly. We are having
Speaker 1: a long talk about how this stuff has infected our society.
Speaker 1: So let's go to where we're at. We were talking
Speaker 1: about what communism was originally selling the peasants, more equality,
Speaker 1: better conditions. Kick out the Kings, kick out the czars.
Speaker 1: That's what it was. But there's something about it something
Speaker 1: we've talked about before. Communism is a religion of domination
Speaker 1: as well. It's not just destruction, it's destruction and domination.
Speaker 1: They don't just want to show up at your city,
Speaker 1: tear down the walls and burn down all the buildings.
Speaker 1: That's what they want to do, for sure, but then
Speaker 1: they want to stay. They want to control everything. Communism
Speaker 1: is always sold as having to be for everybody. The
Speaker 1: communist understands if people can escape his system, they will,
Speaker 1: so he always tries to figure out how to make
Speaker 1: sure people can't. Remember, Ma'm donnie that the Democrat candidate
Speaker 1: Chris grabout audio will you the Democrat candidate in New
Speaker 1: York who was talking about businesses and his tax plan
Speaker 1: and the question I believe they asked the question to
Speaker 1: him of well, aren't they just going to leave all
Speaker 1: these all these corporations that if you decided to just
Speaker 1: start confiscating all their money, they're going to leave. What remember?
Speaker 2: What he said, I've proposed is that we raise ten
Speaker 2: billion dollars to pay for our entire economic agenda and
Speaker 2: start to Trump proof our city because we know he'll
Speaker 2: use federal funding his leverage over the city. And we
Speaker 2: will do so in two key ways. The first is
Speaker 2: to match the state's top corporate tax rate to that
Speaker 2: of New Jersey. We are at seven point twenty five percent,
Speaker 2: they're at eleven point five percent. Corporations can pay it
Speaker 2: over there, they can pay it over here. And the
Speaker 2: beauty of it is that it doesn't just apply to
Speaker 2: corporations headquartered in New York City, because when you say this,
Speaker 2: people will say, well, they're going to go to Florida.
Speaker 2: Wherever you are headquartered, as long as you do business
Speaker 2: in the state of New York, you are taxable for
Speaker 2: that corporate tax. We're talking about corporation that they're making
Speaker 2: millions of dollars.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, no, you don't. You don't get
Speaker 1: to escape. It's all bay. They must control it all.
Speaker 1: The reason I bring this up is communists they wanted
Speaker 1: to take America too. Communism really got its start in
Speaker 1: Germany Europe, as you know. The Communist Revolution was Russia,
Speaker 1: as you know. But they always had their hungry eyes
Speaker 1: resting on the United States of America, and they always always,
Speaker 1: always wanted to destroy this place, this beacon of freedom
Speaker 1: for the planet. Look at how wonderful the free market is.
Speaker 1: Look at the wonderful environment it's creating for the people.
Speaker 1: They you can read it in their early writings early
Speaker 1: twentieth century. America was always on their mind. So they tried,
Speaker 1: they tried to get into the United States of America.
Speaker 1: And they tried to get into the United States of
Speaker 1: America in the same way they got into Europe. You know,
Speaker 1: in the Soviet Union, they had a really bad urban
Speaker 1: poor problem because they had all their people stuffed in
Speaker 1: these horrible factory conditions. As we just said, So if
Speaker 1: you wanted to sell communism, you went to the factories
Speaker 1: in the big cities and you said, hey, how about
Speaker 1: this Karl Mark Scott in China, it had to work differently.
Speaker 1: As Mao lecture the Soviets about he said, hey, we
Speaker 1: don't have a big urban poor problem here. We have
Speaker 1: a rural poor problem. Here. It's the farmers, it's the
Speaker 1: rural people. It's those people who are being mistreated. That's
Speaker 1: where I will find recruits for my communist revolution. So
Speaker 1: they're always looking for the right recruits. You see in
Speaker 1: the Soviet Union. It was found in the factories of
Speaker 1: Saint Petersburg in China. You went out to the rice
Speaker 1: patties in America, they couldn't find them. Not that we
Speaker 1: don't have poor now, not that we didn't have poor.
Speaker 1: Then there will always be poor, no question about it.
Speaker 1: There always will be. But you don't need a couple guys.
Speaker 1: You're building an army, remember, because you're fighting a revolution.
Speaker 1: The communist is fighting a revolution. He's not looking for
Speaker 1: ten recruits for his book club. He's trying to topple
Speaker 1: the government. He's trying to topple society itself. He needs
Speaker 1: something thing the masses will buy, that's a fact. So
Speaker 1: he couldn't find them here. And this is let's pause
Speaker 1: on this. We'll go back to our story about diversity
Speaker 1: hires and how we got there in a second. But
Speaker 1: this part should really make you feel blessed than you
Speaker 1: are blessed whatever your situation is in life. And I
Speaker 1: know problems come for all of us tough seasons. In America.
Speaker 1: Our system of government, our system of limited government, created
Speaker 1: the conditions where people could operate freely. They could live
Speaker 1: where they wanted to live, do whatever job they wanted
Speaker 1: to do, to charge the prices they wanted, just a
Speaker 1: free market system. That free market system, combined with our
Speaker 1: absurd geographical advantages in this country, too big oceans, all
Speaker 1: kinds of resources, it created a country where we didn't
Speaker 1: have masses of unhappy poor people. It wasn't something that
Speaker 1: existed here. The communists showed up on our shores ready
Speaker 1: to recruit poor people for the revolution, miserable peasants for
Speaker 1: the revolution, and they couldn't find them. Isn't that amazing?
Speaker 1: Isn't that wonderful to think about? So they had to
Speaker 1: go looking for more recruits. Get to that in a moment.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Remember ask doctor Jesse. Friday's coming. And we're gonna do
Speaker 1: a bunch of emails tonight whenever I stop running my mouth.
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com is the email address.
Speaker 1: Get your questions in, get your love in, your hate,
Speaker 1: your death threats, Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. We
Speaker 1: are gonna end up with how we got obsessed with
Speaker 1: diversity hires and the damage it's done, and we are
Speaker 1: gonna end there. But we're walking through how this infection
Speaker 1: got into Western civilization, namely the United States of America.
Speaker 1: Right now, I'm not going to recap everything I've gone through.
Speaker 1: If you miss all that, go to iHeart, Spotify or iTunes,
Speaker 1: download the podcast and enjoy. The Communists got to the
Speaker 1: United States of America and they tried to recruit so
Speaker 1: they could burn our country down like they burnt down
Speaker 1: the Soviet Union and European countries. And they just couldn't
Speaker 1: get traction here. They couldn't find enough unhappy poor people here.
Speaker 1: The recruiting drive was falling short. And this wasn't the
Speaker 1: only place that was falling short, but it was falling
Speaker 1: short severely here. So they started to put their heads together.
Speaker 1: They started to figure out, well, it's not that we
Speaker 1: need to recruit poor people. It's not that we need
Speaker 1: to recruit the peasants. We just need people who are miserable.
Speaker 1: We only have to recruit unhappy people contents. As long
Speaker 1: as we can appeal to them, that will raise us
Speaker 1: enough of an army to burn down whatever country we
Speaker 1: want to burn down. You can read about this with
Speaker 1: Italian socialists like Antonio Gramsci the Frankfurt School. If any
Speaker 1: of these subjects interest you, you can go read about these things.
Speaker 1: You'll find it very, very fascinating. But the idea was simply,
Speaker 1: we are not in search of poor people for recruits.
Speaker 1: That is too limiting. We are in search of anybody
Speaker 1: who's malcontented, anybody who's unhappy. That's the recruit we need. Therefore,
Speaker 1: we need to go beyond economics, because in America there
Speaker 1: aren't enough people economically suffering. We need to expand this
Speaker 1: and go culturally. And from there. Over the years they
Speaker 1: began to find the various little pockets find, may, clarify,
Speaker 1: find and nurture. Sure, various little pockets of miserable people
Speaker 1: in the United States of America. What's the Democrat coalition?
Speaker 1: What's the communist coalition? Today? Fake black civil rights stuff
Speaker 1: where people pretend they're oppressed, So fake black stuff, climate,
Speaker 1: the old global warming nutters, feminists, LGBT give there's more.
Speaker 1: Let's stick with those for now. If I'm recruiting and
Speaker 1: I can't get enough angry poor people, well, black people
Speaker 1: were treated like crap in this country for a long time.
Speaker 1: There were all kinds and still are now. But that's
Speaker 1: going to kind of put the cart before the horse.
Speaker 1: There were all kinds of black people who felt like
Speaker 1: they'd gotten a real raw deal in this country, and
Speaker 1: they weren't all that fond of the United States of America.
Speaker 1: Boom fertile recruiting ground. Let's not only this will play
Speaker 1: a part here. Let's not only go find the ones
Speaker 1: who are unhappy. Let's create more the ones who aren't unhappy.
Speaker 1: Why don't we make them that way? Remember remember Whoopy
Speaker 1: Goldberg on the View? We played it not long ago.
Speaker 1: Woopy Goldberg on the View was talking about Iran and
Speaker 1: Chris grab this when you get a chance. And Woopy Goldberg,
Speaker 1: when they were talking about Iran, made this comment that
Speaker 1: made everybody uproar except for in the crowd, which of
Speaker 1: course they cheered at the time, where she was saying
Speaker 1: that black people in America have it as bad or
Speaker 1: worse as people in Iran. Here's what she said.
Speaker 3: Let's just remember too, the Iranians literally throw gay people
Speaker 3: off of buildings. They don't insert a basic humans.
Speaker 4: Let's not let's not do that.
Speaker 2: Let's not do that because if we start with that,
Speaker 2: we had we have been known in this country to
Speaker 2: tie gay folks to the.
Speaker 1: Knowing are just that black people. So it is not
Speaker 1: even the same.
Speaker 3: I couldn't step No, that's not.
Speaker 1: What you mean to say. It is the same.
Speaker 3: No, it's not the year twenty twenty five. The United
Speaker 3: States is nothing like if I stepped foot wearing This
Speaker 3: younger interacted from So, I'm sorry. I mean, I can't
Speaker 3: have my hair showing, I can't wear a skirt, I
Speaker 3: can't have my telling you. And I literally said it
Speaker 3: was up to the Iranian people, Yes, up to and.
Speaker 5: That's why I am saying that it is the same.
Speaker 1: What I heard was not what you meant.
Speaker 3: I think it's very different to live in the United
Speaker 3: States in twenty twenty five than it is to live
Speaker 3: in an.
Speaker 1: You're not for everybody, not if you're black. Set aside
Speaker 1: the absurdity of that. Why does that come out of
Speaker 1: Whoopy Goldberg's mouth, a ridiculous statement like that? Why because
Speaker 1: she has been raised and that environment, And because now,
Speaker 1: after being raised in that environment, he knows she needs
Speaker 1: to promote that kind of malcontentment, that kind of victimhood
Speaker 1: to other black people in the country. It does not
Speaker 1: pay the communists to tell people in the country, whatever
Speaker 1: their skin color, that things are finally good, You've got it, good,
Speaker 1: things have worked out. That doesn't that kills recruitment. They
Speaker 1: need member they need miserable people. So you will find
Speaker 1: this all over the urban black community in the country.
Speaker 1: Black churches are horrible about this. You are oppressed, and
Speaker 1: you are oppressed, and you are oppressed. It's not only
Speaker 1: that they believe it. It's that they're recruiting new malcontents. That's
Speaker 1: a fact. It's not just that they found that pocket.
Speaker 1: They nurtured more. That's why we have more today. Let's
Speaker 1: set that aside. Let's deal with the climate nutters exact
Speaker 1: same thing. Why why are these Chinese firms American communists billionaires?
Speaker 1: Why is there so much money behind this insane concept
Speaker 1: that carbon dioxides destroying the planet. The communists figured out, Hey,
Speaker 1: these these global warming types who think all this prosperity
Speaker 1: is somehow bad. Look how angry they are, Look at
Speaker 1: how eager they are to destroy the current system. We
Speaker 1: can use these people. But just just like we just
Speaker 1: talked about with the Black One, it wasn't just that
Speaker 1: they wanted to use the malcontents they had as these
Speaker 1: things were coming up. It wasn't just that they wanted
Speaker 1: to use someone who thinks the suv is destroying the Earth, Well,
Speaker 1: you want to nurture more so today, I've actually seen
Speaker 1: this on I hoop places and this is what I mean.
Speaker 1: You know that piece of paper they put underneath your
Speaker 1: eye hop plate. I remember I walked into ie hop
Speaker 1: and there was a piece of paper that went under
Speaker 1: the pancakes and it was explaining to the kids. It
Speaker 1: was for the kids. It was explaining to the kids
Speaker 1: why carbon was destroying Planet Earth. Your child will learn
Speaker 1: in school about fossil fuels, about oh my goodness, holes
Speaker 1: in the ozone layer, acid rain, the polar bears. Why,
Speaker 1: it's a recruitment drive. You have to recruit more people
Speaker 1: who think prosperity sucks, SUVs sock factory suck, air conditioning sucks,
Speaker 1: bearing it all down. It's a recruitment drive. Feminism same thing.
Speaker 1: It wasn't just that you had to find the angry,
Speaker 1: bitter women in the country. There were always those, there
Speaker 1: always will be. You had to recruit more. How many
Speaker 1: young women today have been fed through their school, by
Speaker 1: their friends, by Hollywood, by the books you name it,
Speaker 1: have been fed the lie that they were oppressed in
Speaker 1: this country second class citizens. If you're a woman at
Speaker 1: any age living in the United States of America in
Speaker 1: the year twenty twenty five, you have it better than
Speaker 1: any woman in the history of mankind. Yet we have
Speaker 1: legions of young women's day who think they're oppressed. Why
Speaker 1: because they were taught that. Why because it's a recruitment drive.
Speaker 1: Communism is the religion of the malcontent. That's what cultural
Speaker 1: Marxism became. A recruitment drive. It is the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a Wonderful, Wonderful Wednesday. Back to our discussion
Speaker 1: about how did we end up with so many diversity
Speaker 1: hires and critical positions, and regular communism got shifted to
Speaker 1: cultural Marxism, and they created huge pockets of malcontents in America.
Speaker 1: And as we've said so many times before, that's really
Speaker 1: at its heart what communism is. It's the religion of
Speaker 1: the malcontent. Find malcontents, recruit them, nurture more of them,
Speaker 1: and an army of malcontents will march forward for you
Speaker 1: and burn down whatever country, whatever institution you want burned
Speaker 1: down because they're bitter, because they're malcontents. Now, how did
Speaker 1: we end up with somebody on the Supreme Court who's
Speaker 1: so evil and stupid that even other crazy Kami judges
Speaker 1: like Sodomayor are basically making fun of her to her
Speaker 1: face because she comes up with these ridiculous opinions that
Speaker 1: have no basis in reality, and she doesn't even really
Speaker 1: attempt to How did we end up with the well
Speaker 1: chairman of the Joint Chiefs diversity hire? How did we
Speaker 1: end up with general after general, not just Joint chiefs
Speaker 1: diversity hires, CEOs, diversity hires, air traffic controllers, diversity hires, pilots,
Speaker 1: managers across the country. How did we get there. Well,
Speaker 1: once you've recruited your pockets, there are three reasons. I'll
Speaker 1: finally get to the three reasons. Once you've recruited those
Speaker 1: pockets of malcontents, then they will march forward, and they
Speaker 1: will march forward and begin their slow, steady conquest of institutions,
Speaker 1: institution after institution, sometimes large, sometimes small. Sometimes it's a
Speaker 1: small red town's public library. Doesn't seem like a big deal, right,
Speaker 1: but remember that librarians having a drag show because it's
Speaker 1: a recruitment drive. It's large. Maybe it's not the small
Speaker 1: public library. Maybe it's maybe it's Duke Medical School headline
Speaker 1: at Duke Medical School. This is from Freebeacon Raised based
Speaker 1: promotion guidelines reward doctors for recruiting bipock faculty. Sometimes it's
Speaker 1: the local library, sometimes it's Duke Medical School. The point is,
Speaker 1: you train, you nurture, you recruit your pockets of malcontents,
Speaker 1: and then they will march forward like an army, recruiting
Speaker 1: and nurturing. More. I mentioned the black malcontents earlier. That's
Speaker 1: the black churches. Not not every black church at all,
Speaker 1: but all these black liberation theology churches. That's what they
Speaker 1: do it's a recruitment drive. Every Sunday, you get up
Speaker 1: there and maybe read a couple of Bible verses, and
Speaker 1: then you campaign for Joe Biden. You tell everybody why
Speaker 1: why Donald up? Remind you of the cake cake game.
Speaker 1: And look, Raphael Warnock's a United States senator because of this.
Speaker 1: It's a recruitment drive. Not just you stay mal contented,
Speaker 1: you stay out contented, and you recruit others. A recruitment drive.
Speaker 1: So that's one of the reasons the communist activists were
Speaker 1: raised up like an army and they marched forward. The
Speaker 1: second part, it's gonna involve looking in the mirror. For
Speaker 1: you and me, we were too nice, way too nice.
Speaker 1: We got caught up in being nice. America's feminized Christianity
Speaker 1: really really played a huge role in this. We got
Speaker 1: somehow obsessed with being nice instead of being good, and
Speaker 1: we started having useless, pathetic, skinny jeans wearing pastors. Think
Speaker 1: about James Langfort. That's actually a perfect example. James Langford
Speaker 1: has been pastoring a America's churches for decades. Not him,
Speaker 1: but people exactly like him, people who get up well,
Speaker 1: Jesus is nice, and he just want you to be nice.
Speaker 1: And I mean, you member my pastor. When I lost
Speaker 1: my church. My pastor, he succumbed all the George Floyd propaganda,
Speaker 1: All of it got up after George Floyd died and
Speaker 1: started preaching about white privilege. Why how did that happen?
Speaker 1: He got invited to what White People Need to Know
Speaker 1: conference by the evil black churches in the Houston area,
Speaker 1: and he went found out how privileged he was and
Speaker 1: decided to go lecture the entire church about it. The
Speaker 1: feminized Christian righte with some disgusting, weak pathetic interpretation of
Speaker 1: the Bible, not only stepped back and allowed the malcontents
Speaker 1: to infect and infiltrate everything. They helped them do it
Speaker 1: and thought they were doing the right thing while they
Speaker 1: did it. They just step back and watch it happen.
Speaker 1: I mean, shoot, it's not even like this is just
Speaker 1: ancient history. I mentioned Floyd. I remember, I remember. Everyone
Speaker 1: forgets now, but I remember in the wake of that
Speaker 1: George Floyd stuff, I remember how many people on the
Speaker 1: right elected Republicans, radio hosts, TV hosts, writers. I remember.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess maybe it is time to have
Speaker 1: a conversation about how oppressed black people still are. In
Speaker 1: the country. Well, yeah, I mean, cops really are evil,
Speaker 1: definitely evil racist cops. Of course they are. Of course
Speaker 1: they are the right, the feminized American right. We help
Speaker 1: them do it, We aided them. And finally, those of us,
Speaker 1: many of us who just wanted to be left alone,
Speaker 1: just wanted to Oh yeah, that's perfect, Chris. Yeah. How
Speaker 1: did the right respond after George Floyd. Here's Republican Senator
Speaker 1: Tim Scott.
Speaker 5: I have experienced your pain, stopped eighteen times in the
Speaker 5: last two decades, in one year, seven times as an
Speaker 5: elected official in this body, trying to get into the chamber,
Speaker 5: into the office buildings on the congressional side. I understand
Speaker 5: some part of what too many have experienced.
Speaker 4: This police reform legislation, the Justice Act, provides clear opportunities
Speaker 4: for us to say, not only do we hear you,
Speaker 4: not only do we see you, we are received.
Speaker 1: I can't take it anymore. We not only help them
Speaker 1: do it. We didn't fight against it. We didn't want
Speaker 1: to look mean, we didn't want to be called racist.
Speaker 1: Now look at where we are. We'll wrap this up
Speaker 1: next