Speaker 1: Nice The Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a Thursday, and what a Thursday it
Speaker 1: has been. We are gonna I'm not gonna talk any
Speaker 1: more about earwax. I promise we'll probably try to focus
Speaker 1: on other things. This hour. We're gonna discuss, just briefly,
Speaker 1: how government corruption works. Yet another example teaching us just
Speaker 1: what these people do. The top twelve worst offending hospitals
Speaker 1: for mutilating children. For some reason, I feel the need
Speaker 1: to read this to you just so you can be
Speaker 1: aware all that, the magic of Cheetos and so much
Speaker 1: more coming up this final hour on the world famous
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. I want to give credit to Free
Speaker 1: Beacon for this little story. Not that you're going to
Speaker 1: find any of this surprising, but it's on Free Beacon.
Speaker 1: They did the work, so I want to make sure
Speaker 1: they get the credit. Here's the headline, Kamala Harris's electric
Speaker 1: school bus program granted three hundred and ninety five I
Speaker 1: have thousand dollars to a Chinese manufacturer. Then its top
Speaker 1: executive sent Biden Harris scores of campaign cash. Dude flat
Speaker 1: out wired fifty gs to Kamala Harris This is not
Speaker 1: a story that should blow you away, because it's not
Speaker 1: a story that is in any way unique. That is
Speaker 1: what is so criminal about our national debt, about our deficit.
Speaker 1: The debt and deficit that is smashing us and will
Speaker 1: continue to smash us harder and faster as we move
Speaker 1: forward here. So much of this is politicians taking your money,
Speaker 1: handing it over to somebody who will then hand it
Speaker 1: back to them. It's legal bribery, that's all. This is
Speaker 1: just because the federal government has managed to find a
Speaker 1: way to do this legal doesn't make it any worse,
Speaker 1: or it doesn't make it any better, doesn't make it
Speaker 1: any less corrupt. This is stupid, it's evil, and it's wrong,
Speaker 1: and it happens all the time. These people will pass
Speaker 1: these massive bills, and you have a grant for this,
Speaker 1: and a grant for that, and money for this and
Speaker 1: money for that, and the government strokes these huge checks
Speaker 1: of your money and they hand them out to this
Speaker 1: group and that group, and this company and that company,
Speaker 1: and that money in turn, some of it anyway, ends
Speaker 1: up making it back into the pockets of the politicians.
Speaker 1: At a local level, your city councilman, you need a
Speaker 1: new school. You need a new school, and there's gonna
Speaker 1: need to be a lot of concrete. Schools require a
Speaker 1: lot of concrete. Buildings require a lot of concrete. And
Speaker 1: you're sitting on a city council and you find a
Speaker 1: way to get the concrete contract and the hand of
Speaker 1: Bob with Bob's concrete. Bob turns around, he makes all
Speaker 1: this money from the school contract, and he hands you
Speaker 1: an envelope with fifty thousand dollars in it. That is
Speaker 1: naked open corruption. It's evil, it's wrong. And that city councilman,
Speaker 1: I think you could agree, right, should receive the harshest
Speaker 1: possible penalty under the law for abusing the taxpayer, abusing
Speaker 1: his money and being corrupted that way, we would all
Speaker 1: agree that's horrible, evil, wrong, Right. The federal government does
Speaker 1: it in your freaking face every single day, and it's legal.
Speaker 1: It's gangster capitalism. It's not. We don't have free markets anymore, Marcus,
Speaker 1: aren't free. Everyone's bought off. The government figured out a
Speaker 1: way to get its fingers into all the private sector
Speaker 1: of this country, control everything, regulate everything. The private sector
Speaker 1: quickly figured out out better to be at the right
Speaker 1: hand of the devil than in his path. So they
Speaker 1: chose to go along with the government everything the government
Speaker 1: wanted to do. And now it's just a gigantic racket
Speaker 1: designed to blood suck the money out of your wallet
Speaker 1: so they can hand it to each other, hand it
Speaker 1: to all their friends. That's exactly what is happening at
Speaker 1: a federal level. It's evil, it's gross, it's wrong, and
Speaker 1: nobody wants to stop it because everyone in DC enjoys
Speaker 1: the perks of it. The political talk I was having
Speaker 1: last night with these insiders along the same lines. We
Speaker 1: started talking about the gigantic oil and gas companies, the
Speaker 1: Exon Mobiles of the world, and I was, as I've
Speaker 1: done to you, I was voicing my frustration that these
Speaker 1: suicidal companies, they will sit I mean, you turn on
Speaker 1: the television, you'll see Exon Mobile bragging about solar panels
Speaker 1: and wind farms. They'll completely take the side of the communists,
Speaker 1: the communists who have stated pretty openly that they intend
Speaker 1: to destroy that industry, and yet I guess to probably
Speaker 1: hold off that death, they've decided to go along with
Speaker 1: these people. Go look at the political donations of these organizations,
Speaker 1: of their packs, of their CEOs of their big shots.
Speaker 1: We have gangster capitalism. It's evil, it's wrong, and got
Speaker 1: to find a way to put a stop to it.
Speaker 1: And it's going to take a lot of work to
Speaker 1: put a stop to that kind of corruption. That's the
Speaker 1: thing about corruption. That's the thing about criminality. As we've
Speaker 1: talked about, people will defend it violently. Once an organization
Speaker 1: becomes a criminal organization, violence will inevitably be used to
Speaker 1: protect said criminal organization. That's how it works, That's how
Speaker 1: it's always worked. Dear Jesse, Are these oranges easier to
Speaker 1: appeal with small hands? Yeah, that's not nice. Anyways. I
Speaker 1: love the deep dive into the history shows. Yeah you missed.
Speaker 1: If you missed the show on NERO that was last
Speaker 1: night's show, go download it, enjoy it. Jesse, do you
Speaker 1: see the similarities in Stalin's purging in the Soviet military
Speaker 1: despite a very likely Nazi invasion that left his nation
Speaker 1: practically defenseless once invaded, and our current purging crisis in
Speaker 1: our military despite a very probable face off with a
Speaker 1: very aggressive China and it's massively overwhelming troop numbers compared
Speaker 1: to ours. Well, of course, Stalin, what Stalin did with
Speaker 1: the military is what communists have done with the military
Speaker 1: everywhere they've taken over. This goes back to what talk
Speaker 1: we had in the very beginning of the show tonight
Speaker 1: about how the communist when he sees anything, any institution,
Speaker 1: all he sees is a tool for the revolution. That's it. Everything.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter what it is, how quote important you
Speaker 1: might think it is. The communist doesn't think in those terms.
Speaker 1: Everything is just a tool for the revolution. And so
Speaker 1: when a Communist takes over a country like Stalin did,
Speaker 1: he saw the military as being a necessary tool for
Speaker 1: the revolution. And in Stalin's case, and in fact in
Speaker 1: all their cases, he was worried that all those guns, bombs,
Speaker 1: bullets could be turned on him because he was such
Speaker 1: an evil, tyrannical monster. And so he did what communists
Speaker 1: have done everywhere, and he started running everyone who wasn't
Speaker 1: loyal to him out of positions of power in the military.
Speaker 1: Many of them he murdered, many of them, he tortured.
Speaker 1: Many of them. He just sent to the gulag. One
Speaker 1: of the main commanders in Stalingrad. You of course know
Speaker 1: what Stalingrad is, that huge battle in Stalingrad that was
Speaker 1: the difference. It was the turning point in the Nazi
Speaker 1: invasion of the Soviet Union. One of the main generals
Speaker 1: in Stalingrad get this. They had to pull him out
Speaker 1: of the gulag system. Stalin had arrested him, and if
Speaker 1: I remember, he pulled all the teeth out of his head.
Speaker 1: The guy had metal teeth because Stalin had already arrested him,
Speaker 1: tortured him and thrown him in a gulag. And the
Speaker 1: military was suffering so badly because he'd purged all the commanders.
Speaker 1: He had to go to the gulag to the dude
Speaker 1: with metal teeth and say, hey, you want to step
Speaker 1: in here. Sorry about all that. We'll get you some braces. Anyway,
Speaker 1: we got needed to go fight some Nazis. What they've
Speaker 1: done in the American military is weaken it to a
Speaker 1: level I don't even want to I don't even want
Speaker 1: to describe, and I don't want to think about the
Speaker 1: rot at the top. Remember the front line troops, your
Speaker 1: marine gruntch your rangers, you're those types of pilots, fighter pilots,
Speaker 1: those types. Those guys are still studs, total studs, patriotic,
Speaker 1: ready to go. But the support system behind them the
Speaker 1: support troops. The officer corps is so rotted and poisonous.
Speaker 1: If God forbid, a major conflict of any kind kicked
Speaker 1: off right now, we would be in so much trouble.
Speaker 1: And Americans do not realize this at all because they
Speaker 1: look at numbers and they look at our history. Historically,
Speaker 1: our military has been so big, so powerful, so far
Speaker 1: above the second place country, military disaster, military defeat. It's
Speaker 1: not really something we've considered. And I know about Afghanistan
Speaker 1: and we pulled out of Vietnam, but those were political losses,
Speaker 1: not military losses. We haven't suffered military losses really, but
Speaker 1: they're coming and they will be so shocking to the
Speaker 1: norms in Norma's out there when they finally come, because
Speaker 1: Norman Norma don't have any idea what you know. They
Speaker 1: don't know what you know. And what I see happening
Speaker 1: right now has I've been streaming about it for two
Speaker 1: different reasons. One, the Communist is building a military the
Speaker 1: same way Stalin did, the same way MALDD. He's not
Speaker 1: ruining it in his eyes, He's building one so it
Speaker 1: can attack you. That is his purpose, remember it is.
Speaker 1: And Two, if we do get stuck in some horrible
Speaker 1: international war. I don't think it would be with China.
Speaker 1: With Russia would be much more likely. Reports out today
Speaker 1: that some North Korean troops may be fighting with Russian troops,
Speaker 1: shortly fighting alongside Russian troops. I should clarify, if a
Speaker 1: major war kicked off, you would be you will be
Speaker 1: shocked at the failures. Shocked. And what bums me out
Speaker 1: about that the most is those frontline studs I talked about.
Speaker 1: They're the ones who will die. I will die. I'm
Speaker 1: too old, I'm done with all that now. But they're
Speaker 1: the ones who are gonna die. And that that does
Speaker 1: bother me a great deal. All right, Let's do some
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden spoke today talking He was asked about net
Speaker 1: and Yahoo, and Joe seems to be doing well the president?
Speaker 1: What did you What did Prime Minister nets and yacht
Speaker 1: can tell you about his plans releasing.
Speaker 3: To she's coming over to help with a storm?
Speaker 1: What? What is that? What did he say?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Do some emails Jesse Is Biden going scorched earth on
Speaker 1: his way out? Yes, in a way he is. It's
Speaker 1: not an accident that Joe Biden gave that press conference
Speaker 1: right in the middle of Kamala Harris's speech that was
Speaker 1: supposed to be important. It's not an accident. He keeps
Speaker 1: going on the view in these places and saying, Nope,
Speaker 1: she's just right there with me. She's been along with
Speaker 1: me every step of the way. She's been making these decisions.
Speaker 1: Remember Kamala and Joe Biden, those two camps despise each other.
Speaker 1: They hate each other. We tend to think that VP
Speaker 1: and P Vice President and President they've always kind of
Speaker 1: gotten along. Historically, that's not been the case. Oftentimes that
Speaker 1: relationship is pretty full of friction. Well, full of friction
Speaker 1: does not describe the relationship between the Kamala Harris camp
Speaker 1: and the Jill Biden camp. This all comes back to Jill.
Speaker 1: Remember it was Jill Biden that vicious elder abusing wife
Speaker 1: of Joe who watched Kamala Harris try to destroy Joe
Speaker 1: Biden in a debate and never forgave her not even
Speaker 1: a second while to think about. Officers sees a bag
Speaker 1: with quote definitely not a bag full of drugs printed
Speaker 1: on it, and it was full of drugs. Dang it,
Speaker 1: best laid plants. It never seems to work out. Now,
Speaker 1: this is interesting. I I love Cheetos. I'm a Cheeto fan.
Speaker 1: My only complaint about Cheetos it is it is more
Speaker 1: of a burden, the orange and how it gets on
Speaker 1: your fingers and how hard it is to get off
Speaker 1: of your fingers, and so then you are you eating
Speaker 1: Cheetos right now?
Speaker 2: Chris?
Speaker 1: What is it? What are those baked? Chris? I don't
Speaker 1: have my glasses on kettle cooked. All those are gross.
Speaker 1: They're way too hard. They hurt my teeth. Anyway, Cheetos,
Speaker 1: you generally have to eat them by dumping the bag
Speaker 1: into your mouth, but then too many come out, and
Speaker 1: your wife looks at you at the exact moment you
Speaker 1: pull the bag away and you have a Cheeto hanging
Speaker 1: out of your mouth, and maybe it falls down, and
Speaker 1: then you look like a slob. Not any of this
Speaker 1: has ever happened to me before, but you understand exactly
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. But I've always known that whatever that
Speaker 1: orange stuff is on Cheetos, it's special. There's something unique
Speaker 1: about it, something God made, That's what it is. And
Speaker 1: now I see this, and now I have my confirmation.
Speaker 1: Yellow dye in Cheetos makes skin transparent, according to scientists.
Speaker 1: I guess they used it on some shaved mice. I
Speaker 1: wonder how they shave mice. Do you think they actually
Speaker 1: use a straight razor or do you think they put
Speaker 1: what is that stuff they used to put They used
Speaker 1: to run TV and there, they used to run TV
Speaker 1: ads on there. It's a chemical you put on your
Speaker 1: skin that makes all your hair fall out. That's how
Speaker 1: you know it's good for you. Anyway, you put it
Speaker 1: on some shaved mice, and apparently it made it so
Speaker 1: you could see through their skin. I always knew it
Speaker 1: was special. I always knew we had something going on there.
Speaker 1: Uh did you hear me Orcus trying to do the
Speaker 1: victim thing about FEMA.
Speaker 4: The administrator are being doxed and targeted online.
Speaker 2: In the wake of these hurricanes.
Speaker 4: Are you concerned that individuals involved in the recovery effort
Speaker 4: are being threatened online.
Speaker 3: We most certainly are. We are seeing a horrific hate
Speaker 3: speech of all types propagated on online platforms that deplorable
Speaker 3: speech as an impact on people's lives, and it is
Speaker 3: also a motivating force for people to do harm. And
Speaker 3: it has got to stop. And it is our work
Speaker 3: in the Department of Homeland Security to combat hate in
Speaker 3: all its forms.
Speaker 1: What did he just say. He's talking about online speech
Speaker 1: criticizing FEMA. FEMA officials said it's his job as the
Speaker 1: Department of Homeland Security to go after that. That's interesting
Speaker 1: when you compare that with Dome's comments about social media platforms.
Speaker 1: We aren't nearly as afraid of these people as we should.
Speaker 4: And we'll put the Department of Justice of the United
Speaker 4: States back in the business of justice. We will double
Speaker 4: the Civil Rights Division and direct law enforcement to counter
Speaker 4: this extremism. We will hold social media platforms accountable for
Speaker 4: the hate infiltrating their platforms, because they have a responsibility
Speaker 4: to help fight against this threat to our democracy. And
Speaker 4: if you profit off of hate, if you act as
Speaker 4: a megaphone for misinformation or cyber warfare. If you don't
Speaker 4: police your platforms, we are going to hold you accountable
Speaker 4: as a community.
Speaker 1: Democrat nominee for president is running for office, announcing her
Speaker 1: intention to send the Department of Justice after social media
Speaker 1: companies and individuals who say things online she doesn't like.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Thursday. What
Speaker 1: a Thursday it has been. You can download a podcast
Speaker 1: of the show. iHeart Spotify iTunes. If you missed our
Speaker 1: little history sidetrack got a little sidetracked yesterday. I'm better today.
Speaker 1: My focus is just stay focused. If you miss that,
Speaker 1: go download a podcast of the show. Now here's an
Speaker 1: article out of town Hall. I just felt the need
Speaker 1: to read every one of these twelve names that This
Speaker 1: is by Mia Kathel. The top twelve worst offending hospitals
Speaker 1: transing kids were just exposed, and I'm just going to
Speaker 1: read you the names so you know, because some of
Speaker 1: these are going to surprise you. In fact, remember that
Speaker 1: political thing I've mentioned about eight thousand times on the
Speaker 1: show that I was at last night. One of the
Speaker 1: people there. In fact, there with a few of these guys,
Speaker 1: there were rich donors to the Republican Party, and I
Speaker 1: had to inform one of them that his donations to
Speaker 1: a certain hospital which I will not name, his donations
Speaker 1: to a certain hospital were being used to mutilate children.
Speaker 1: He at first didn't believe me. I then proved it
Speaker 1: to him, and then he wanted to murder somebody and
Speaker 1: vomit into a trash can. People don't know, especially when
Speaker 1: it comes to children's hospitals. People don't know because the
Speaker 1: children's hospital in your area. I'll use mine in my
Speaker 1: area for an example. We have Texas Children's Hospital here
Speaker 1: in the Houston area. Texas Children's Hospital. They don't run
Speaker 1: ads talking about how many teenage boy penises they've chopped off.
Speaker 1: They run ads Look at us helping sick, Look at
Speaker 1: how much we care. It's become a Houston institution where
Speaker 1: you will have people who don't know anybody or any better.
Speaker 1: They will support it, they will cheer it. Texas Children's
Speaker 1: Hospital is a putrid, demonic, child mutilating place that you
Speaker 1: should never support in any way. But people don't know.
Speaker 1: We love kids. We see children's hospital, our heart automatically
Speaker 1: goes out for it. Oh my gosh, there are probably
Speaker 1: sick kids in there. Is there anything worse than or
Speaker 1: sadder than a sick or injured kid. Everyone hates that,
Speaker 1: so our hearts go out to them. We had better
Speaker 1: be aware of who is good and who was not.
Speaker 1: So here's the list. Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Connecticut Children's
Speaker 1: Medical Center, Children's Minnesota, Seattle Children's so freaking said, Children's Hospital,
Speaker 1: Los Angeles, Boston Children's Hospital, Rady Raddy Rady, Children's Hospital
Speaker 1: of San Diego are a d wy don't know how
Speaker 1: to say the word. I went to Community College Children's
Speaker 1: National Medical Center, Washington, d c usc F ben Hoff
Speaker 1: Children's Hospital in Oakland, in Oakland, I don't assume that
Speaker 1: you are going to Oakland for your childcare. If so,
Speaker 1: we're a bulletproof vessed Children's Hospital Colorado that's in Aurora, Colorado. Gosh,
Speaker 1: the people of Colorado have freaking suffered up MC Children's
Speaker 1: Hospital of Pittsburgh, and finally Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.
Speaker 1: That's the list, All twelve. I wanted you to have
Speaker 1: all twelve. No, all twelve evil places. All right, Look,
Speaker 1: we go back to medical institutions. In the recent people
Speaker 1: are losing confidence in medical institutions. Doctors. You're chopping off
Speaker 1: the breasts of teenage girls. What do you think is
Speaker 1: going to happen? And here's the thing. Maybe you're sitting
Speaker 1: there right now, maybe you're in the medical profession. Maybe
Speaker 1: you're saying, I'm not I don't support that, and I'm
Speaker 1: not fine. I get that, I get that. You're one person,
Speaker 1: but the industry overall. I'm not blaming you individually, the
Speaker 1: industry overall. If you found out, if you found out
Speaker 1: there was a doctor and this doctor he was grabbing
Speaker 1: children off the street, and he was gouging out their eyes,
Speaker 1: and he was calling it an official medical procedure. If
Speaker 1: that was happening, would you speak out against it? Would
Speaker 1: your industry speak out against it? Would there be a
Speaker 1: complete demonization of that doctor and what he was doing.
Speaker 1: Horse you would it's an evil, violent, despicable medical practice
Speaker 1: that is harming children. The industry itself would police itself
Speaker 1: and speak out loudly against that doctor. He would be
Speaker 1: he would be run out of the industry, hopefully be
Speaker 1: arrested and sent to prison. Doctors, children's hospitals, nurses in
Speaker 1: this country, they are taking teenage boys and girls and
Speaker 1: mutilating them for life, hacking off pieces of their body,
Speaker 1: destroying them physically, and there is almost zero outrage by
Speaker 1: the major medical institutions in this country. In fact, most
Speaker 1: of the medical or major medical institutions in this country
Speaker 1: support the practice. That is, you want to talk about
Speaker 1: your industry losing its way? Why word, Jesse, You've pointed
Speaker 1: out how dirty communists want us to be disconnected from
Speaker 1: our proud history. Play the Kamala Harris clip telling us
Speaker 1: we need to be unburdened by our past. You know,
Speaker 1: we've talked about that before, many many times. She hasn't
Speaker 1: used that line as much anymore after everyone started making
Speaker 1: fun of her for it. But look, we all made
Speaker 1: fun of Kamala Harris for her. See what can be
Speaker 1: unburdened by what has been?
Speaker 4: I can imagine what can be and be unburdened by
Speaker 4: what has been? You know, what can be unburdened by
Speaker 4: what has been? What can be unburdened by what has been?
Speaker 4: What can be unburdened by what has been?
Speaker 1: Okay, got it? We got it? That goes on for
Speaker 1: four minutes, you said, Chris, four minutes that goes on
Speaker 1: and we all laugh. Ahaha, it's so hokey and stupid.
Speaker 1: She's so dumb ahaha. But you're not listening what she's saying.
Speaker 1: She's doing what communists always do. She's trying to pretty
Speaker 1: up an evil revolution that's going to destroy your life.
Speaker 1: That's why Poulpot declared year zero. That's why they all
Speaker 1: win the future, though they love using terms like that.
Speaker 1: Win the future. See what can be unburdened by what
Speaker 1: has been? See everything you have now, your family and
Speaker 1: your car, and your freedoms and all that prosperity and
Speaker 1: all those things, those are a burden. You see, you
Speaker 1: should unburden yourself. Let her help you unburden yourself by
Speaker 1: what has been. And then I know it sounds maybe dark,
Speaker 1: maybe it sounds ugly, a future where the government controls
Speaker 1: everything but the borders are open. But you need to
Speaker 1: see what can be unburdened by what has been. Everything
Speaker 1: that came before you was evil and wrong, and it's
Speaker 1: a burden. Just put that stuff aside. Let me ruin
Speaker 1: your life and see what can be. All I want
Speaker 1: to do is take away your livelihood and burn down
Speaker 1: your home and hurt anyone who criticizes me, and then
Speaker 1: create for you a better future. You have been burdened
Speaker 1: by what has been, so you should see what can
Speaker 1: be unburdened by that. It's not an accident that dirty
Speaker 1: son of a Marxist. Remember her dad as a Marxist professor,
Speaker 1: that dirty son of a Marxist. Someone wrote that line
Speaker 1: for her. Who knows how long ago, years ago. She's
Speaker 1: been using it for years. One of her dirty comy
Speaker 1: in turns, wrote her that line, and she read it
Speaker 1: and she fell in love with it. Jesse, we hear
Speaker 1: about the devastating effects of PTSD on special forces. Guys,
Speaker 1: what thought do you have about regarding PTSD on our opponents?
Speaker 1: Surely they suffer with it too, for instance, do you
Speaker 1: have empathy?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: I don't have any empathy for them. How does this work? So? Okay,
Speaker 1: do our enemies have PTSD? That's an interesting question. Let's
Speaker 1: dig into that next, and then we'll do some headlines
Speaker 1: I didn't get to, and then we'll check out it
Speaker 1: here until tomorrow. It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final
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Speaker 5: Seven the voting. No one talks about the propositions that
Speaker 5: are and the equal rights some of the amendments. Don't
Speaker 5: anyone tell us what proposition is no good? It seems
Speaker 5: like all the propositions are no good?
Speaker 1: All right, So it's actually a very good it's a
Speaker 1: very good voicemail. It's a very good question. Why doesn't
Speaker 1: anyone tell us, well, propositions? Are they good? Are they bad?
Speaker 1: You've seen these on the ballot. These are the ones
Speaker 1: that people find most confusing. And you'll see the little
Speaker 1: yard signs around town. Vote no on Prop four oh one,
Speaker 1: don't murder puppies, and you think to yourself, Wow, I
Speaker 1: better vote no. Just let me explain before you go vote.
Speaker 1: We are used to voting those of us who who
Speaker 1: aren't dirty. Communists have traditionally voted where we just walk
Speaker 1: into the voting booth, we know who we want to
Speaker 1: vote for, we vote for him, we walk out. The
Speaker 1: communist doesn't approach politics in this way, and we need
Speaker 1: to actually mirror what they do. The communist takes some
Speaker 1: time before he votes. He figures out everything that's going
Speaker 1: to be on the ballot. Let me explain this. Your
Speaker 1: secretary of state. He has a website or she has
Speaker 1: a website, whoever it is. Wherever you are, you have
Speaker 1: a secretary of state, the ones kind of running the election.
Speaker 1: They will have all your election information. What is going
Speaker 1: to be on the ballot, all that stuff. You can
Speaker 1: see ahead of time, what's going to be on that
Speaker 1: ballot before you walk into the voting booth. The ballot
Speaker 1: I'm going to have in November when I walk in
Speaker 1: to vote for Donald Trump, it is going to not
Speaker 1: look like yours. You're going to have different things, different people,
Speaker 1: different props on there. So first you need to go
Speaker 1: do a little work. We're not talking about a day's
Speaker 1: worth of work or breaking bricks in the hot sun. Here.
Speaker 1: Go to your secretary of state website. Get a sample ballot.
Speaker 1: Usually you can get a sample ballot and just print
Speaker 1: it right off or read it on your phone. Get
Speaker 1: a sample ballot. It'll show you what a ballot is
Speaker 1: going to look like in your area. Go through it.
Speaker 1: They're never long. It's five six pages, maybe eight pages
Speaker 1: ten at the max, with not a lot of info
Speaker 1: on it either. It's just different pages of things you're
Speaker 1: voting for. There will be races you don't even know about.
Speaker 1: And I know you're the hyper informed. I know you're
Speaker 1: politically involved, but there will be races you don't know about.
Speaker 1: What is this? There isn't a Republican or Democrat option.
Speaker 1: I don't know who these people are. This is why
Speaker 1: you must do this ahead of time, not the day of. Well, well,
Speaker 1: I guess you can do it the day off if
Speaker 1: you're gonna give yourself time, but not right when you're
Speaker 1: walking in the voting booth. You need to know beforehand,
Speaker 1: print out that sample ballot, go through it. There will
Speaker 1: be ones that will be obvious. You have the presidential race,
Speaker 1: who you're voting for for Senator that stuff, There will
Speaker 1: stuff will be obvious, and then there will be things
Speaker 1: like propositions that aren't obvious. Now, the answer I'm about
Speaker 1: to give this lady and everyone, it may not be
Speaker 1: an answer you love, but it's honest. So here it is.
Speaker 1: There's not a one stop central shop to figure out
Speaker 1: which props you should vote for and which props you
Speaker 1: should vote against. There's there's not one nationally. I should say,
Speaker 1: it's going to depend on where you are. Where you are,
Speaker 1: they will have different ones for that. Usually there's a
Speaker 1: filthy communist group. They will have a website telling their
Speaker 1: people how to vote. Sometimes there will be a more
Speaker 1: right wing conservative whatever you want to call it, group,
Speaker 1: and they will have a website or an email they'll
Speaker 1: send out giving people guidance on how to vote. Sadly,
Speaker 1: the right wing portion of that is not nearly as common.
Speaker 1: The commis always have one. What I have done in
Speaker 1: the past, I track down the COMMI one and just
Speaker 1: vote opposite whatever those people want you don't want. So
Speaker 1: if you can't find the one telling you which props
Speaker 1: to vote for, find the commy one, find out which
Speaker 1: ones they're voting for, and you vote against them. I
Speaker 1: wish I could sit here and give you exact guidance
Speaker 1: on this prop in your area is wrong enough, But
Speaker 1: I'm one person. It's a national show all fifty states.
Speaker 1: I can't. I don't know. I don't know. You're gonna
Speaker 1: have to find that on your own. But that's the
Speaker 1: best way I can explain it. The props are confusing.
Speaker 1: Don't listen to the street signs. Those are all designed
Speaker 1: to confuse you and manipulate things. Do a little bit
Speaker 1: of research on your own. Research helps.
Speaker 2: And now here's a headline, you know the thing, headlines
Speaker 2: We didn't get.
Speaker 1: To country flooded with migrants, plans to ban cousin marriage
Speaker 1: by twenty twenty six. They're just now going to ban
Speaker 1: cousin marriage anyway. Google does it again. Barry's US based
Speaker 1: right leaning news on election twenty three pages deep. A
Speaker 1: reminder that even where you go to seek out information
Speaker 1: is oftentimes manipulated because the communist seizes institutions and then
Speaker 1: then uses those institutions for his revolution. So if you
Speaker 1: use Google, I want to look something up, I want
Speaker 1: information on something. If you use Google, you're getting manipulated results.
Speaker 1: Just the other day, it was the anniversary of the
Speaker 1: day Chay Gavera died. Obviously, that's a huge celebration around
Speaker 1: these parts. I went looking for an image search for Chay.
Speaker 1: All I had was Google on the computer that was there,
Speaker 1: and it was just page after page after page of
Speaker 1: him looking young and dashing and handsome. I said, no,
Speaker 1: I want the Chay who looks dead at that. That's
Speaker 1: my favorite Jay anyway, use Duck Duck go Instead, Obama
Speaker 1: hits the campaign trail for Harris. They must be mega
Speaker 1: mega desperate. If Obama is leaving his mansion and his
Speaker 1: tours and Hawaii and all that, and he's hitting the
Speaker 1: campaign trail for Dome, that's probably not a good sign
Speaker 1: for Dome. Hungary's PM says champagne will flow if Trump wins.
Speaker 1: I've never got the appeal of champagne or why that's
Speaker 1: a celebratory thing. That's just kind of too sweet for me,
Speaker 1: isn't it too sweet? I think it's too sweet. It
Speaker 1: is too sweet. Chris, you don't think so, because you're
Speaker 1: not as sweet as I am. And what Chris anyway,
Speaker 1: that's all