Speaker 1: It's the perfect indo your day Jesse Kelly on seven
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Speaker 2: The Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a wonderful,
Speaker 2: wonderful Tuesday. I am highly caffeinated and starving, so get
Speaker 2: ready for that kind of a show tonight. I'll explain
Speaker 2: in a minute. We're gonna talk in a moment, yes,
Speaker 2: about riots, but response to riots and things like that.
Speaker 2: In fact, I owe you a little bit of a
Speaker 2: history tidbit that I promised to you last night and
Speaker 2: then not ended up getting to. Tulci Gabbard said something
Speaker 2: about the atomic bombings. We'll get to that. The Trump
Speaker 2: administration has promised more ice rates. We'll talk about that.
Speaker 2: Why Democrats are always referencing the streets. Gotta get in
Speaker 2: the streets. What's Govin Newsome really doing with this whole
Speaker 2: arrest me stuff? All that, your children's education, and so
Speaker 2: much more coming up tonight on the world famous Jesse
Speaker 2: Kelly Show. I need to warn you of something right now.
Speaker 2: I am currently fasting today, and my reasoning for it
Speaker 2: is I've heard that it's healthy every now and then,
Speaker 2: go half a day, go three quarters of a day
Speaker 2: without eating, just coffee and water, just kind of getting
Speaker 2: the body detox and all that. Who knows whether that's true.
Speaker 2: Wanted to do it today. Occasionally I do that, So
Speaker 2: I'm in a dreadful mood. I'm hopefully going to eat
Speaker 2: a cheese steak or something in between segments. At some
Speaker 2: point I'm going to break it. But I'm warning you
Speaker 2: right now that's where I'm at. So you get what
Speaker 2: you get. Don't throw a fit. Now, let's talk about riots, rebellion,
Speaker 2: how you should respond in fact, before we get to
Speaker 2: la and the continuation of all this incaney, have you
Speaker 2: ever heard of Thebes? Do you ever know what Alexander
Speaker 2: the Great did in Thebes? And no, this isn't your
Speaker 2: Alexander the Great history stories, So don't think that I'm
Speaker 2: doing that now, because this is going to be fairly
Speaker 2: fairly quick. But Alexander the Great's father was Philip the Second,
Speaker 2: an incredible conqueror by his own right. Philip the Second
Speaker 2: built Alexander the Great's army, trained it, trained Alexander the
Speaker 2: Great himself. You could argue Alexander the Great was born
Speaker 2: on third base. He just happened to be so incredible
Speaker 2: that he got to home. We'll put it to you
Speaker 2: that way. Philip the Second, Philip the Second died violently,
Speaker 2: and he died violently right after he had essentially conquered Greece.
Speaker 2: Remember this was ancient Greece at the time. It wasn't
Speaker 2: a unified place. Sparta was its own place, Thebes was
Speaker 2: its own place, Athens was its own place. They were
Speaker 2: known as city states, and they were essentially countries. Philip
Speaker 2: didn't like that. He wanted to unify it and rule it.
Speaker 2: Depending on whether you're a Philip Defender or a Philip Hayter,
Speaker 2: he fought a whole bunch of wars, paid a whole
Speaker 2: bunch of bribes to bring it all under his domain,
Speaker 2: and he succeeded. Finally, finally got them all under his thumb.
Speaker 2: And at the celebration of this, he had somebody his bodyguard.
Speaker 2: Maybe we can't really tell, we know his name. It
Speaker 2: was a guy he also had had a relationship with
Speaker 2: that we don't have to get into all of it
Speaker 2: right now. The guy killed him right in front of
Speaker 2: everybody's stuffed the dagger in his ribs and killed Philip
Speaker 2: the Second. Now, remember, Philip the Second had just unified
Speaker 2: this new grease on Greece. Then Philip the Second dies,
Speaker 2: Alexander the Great rises, has to kill a few people,
Speaker 2: rises as the new king, the heir to the throne.
Speaker 2: And Alexander the Great knows in this moment that he's
Speaker 2: going to be tested, and he is tested. Barbarian tribes
Speaker 2: in the north are testing him. He has to take
Speaker 2: an army up there and go fight a bunch of
Speaker 2: them and get them back in line. But that wasn't
Speaker 2: the big problem. The big problem was a huge, major
Speaker 2: city state, major power player in Greece, a place known
Speaker 2: as Thebes. Everyone's heard of Athens and Sparta. Thieves doesn't
Speaker 2: get near the pub. They were just as big, just
Speaker 2: as important. Themes was a big deal. Thebes decides to rebel.
Speaker 2: They are not only in rebellion, they are encouraging other
Speaker 2: city states to rebel with them. They leave with Philip
Speaker 2: the Second gone. This is their moment to rebel. Now
Speaker 2: Alexander the Great, because he's Alexander the Great, is not
Speaker 2: going to put up with this. He's twenty years old
Speaker 2: at the time. I might put out, but he's already
Speaker 2: a beast. He's already killed men in combat, many of them.
Speaker 2: Leads from the front leads this amazing army. He takes
Speaker 2: his army and he marches this army down to thebes. Now,
Speaker 2: let me ask you something, Because this is famous. There
Speaker 2: a million books have been written about it. You probably
Speaker 2: already know about it. If you had a history teacher
Speaker 2: that was worth anything, you know about it. Alexander the
Speaker 2: Great is the new king. He's putting down rebellion after
Speaker 2: rebellion in this major city, rebels. His army's outside of
Speaker 2: the gates. What should he do? How should he handle
Speaker 2: this problem? Look, we're obviously talking about the La riots
Speaker 2: in a very roundabout way, but it's very appropriate. If
Speaker 2: you're Alexander the Great, what if what if you want
Speaker 2: to do the nice guy routine? What if you don't
Speaker 2: want to hurt anybody? Of course I don't want to
Speaker 2: hurt anybody. I'm assuming you don't want to hurt anybody.
Speaker 2: You don't want to hurt people. What if you're Alexander
Speaker 2: the Great and you think to yourself, Man, I like
Speaker 2: these thebans. I used to come down here and chase
Speaker 2: women around in the summertime. I think I'll I want
Speaker 2: to maintain the city. What if Alexander the Great, when
Speaker 2: thieves is in rebellion. What if he comes up with
Speaker 2: a bunch of gold and prizes for thebes and he
Speaker 2: tells Thebes, hey, I'm sorry you're angry. Let me buy
Speaker 2: you some gifts. You know what, Actually, let me be
Speaker 2: extra nice. You don't want to be in this little
Speaker 2: country we've created. Now I'll let you go. I'll just
Speaker 2: let it go. That's what a nice person would be
Speaker 2: inclined to do. Maybe you, maybe that's what you would
Speaker 2: be inclined to do. After all, it's a big city, men, women, children,
Speaker 2: old people, young, everything. But let's play this out because
Speaker 2: we're dealing with this right now in the United States
Speaker 2: of America. If Alexander the Great lets Thebes go or
Speaker 2: lets Thebes off easy, what happens from there? Athens? Athens
Speaker 2: has been wanting to rebel against Alexander the Great since
Speaker 2: they were brought under his thumb. They fought a war
Speaker 2: against against his father to try to not join this group.
Speaker 2: Of course, they lost, so they had to join. What
Speaker 2: does Athens do if Alexander the Great lets thieves go?
Speaker 2: What do the other city states large and small do?
Speaker 2: If Alexander the Great shows up and is the nice
Speaker 2: guy and lets it go. You know what they do.
Speaker 2: Don't be naive. They leave, So Alexander the Great doesn't
Speaker 2: let it go. Alexander the Great kicks in the walls,
Speaker 2: he enslaves all thirty thousand inhabitants of the city. That
Speaker 2: doesn't count the roughly six thousand he kills in the battle.
Speaker 2: Thieves never stood a chance against Alexander the Great. He
Speaker 2: was Alexander the Great. He didn't get that name for nothing.
Speaker 2: He beat the living crap out of them, enslaved everyone
Speaker 2: that he didn't kill, and then burnt the city to
Speaker 2: the ground. He spared some Greek temples and things like
Speaker 2: that for religious reasons and whatnot, but burns the city
Speaker 2: to the ground. To this day, it's controversial. People talk
Speaker 2: about it, like, write books about it. What an evil jerk,
Speaker 2: what a great man. But guess how many major rebellions
Speaker 2: Alexander the Great dealt with after thieves was done smoldering zero?
Speaker 2: None In life, dealing with rebellion, dealing with anarchy, Dealing
Speaker 2: with opponents, political opponents, military opponents, is almost always dirty.
Speaker 2: In rough violence. Sometimes it's hard for good people who
Speaker 2: want to live good, normal lives. I want to go
Speaker 2: to school, I want to go to work. I want
Speaker 2: to go to church. I want to go to softball.
Speaker 2: Normal people who live normal lives oftentimes have a hard
Speaker 2: time accepting that things are necessary. Bad things, rough things,
Speaker 2: Sometimes violent things are necessary to prevent worse things. But
Speaker 2: that's how life works. Donald Trump made the controversial decision
Speaker 2: to not only send in the National Guard, to send
Speaker 2: in United States Marines, and then he came out today
Speaker 2: and he announced something else, and I love it, and
Speaker 2: we are going to discuss that in detail in just
Speaker 2: a moment. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
Speaker 2: fantastic Tuesday. Reminding you you can email the show Jesse
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Speaker 2: death threats. All are welcome. Ask doctor Jesse questions for Friday.
Speaker 2: All are welcome here. Now, we just talked about how
Speaker 2: you have to respond to rebellions, and it's not even
Speaker 2: necessarily about the rebellion that's taking place. It's about the
Speaker 2: next one, and the next one and the next one.
Speaker 2: And I'm telling you right now, these communists, the street
Speaker 2: ones and the elite ones, they are dead set against
Speaker 2: anything stopping the revolution. They have moved so far forward.
Speaker 2: These people feel like they can taste final victory, and
Speaker 2: they feel as if the election of Trump, they feel
Speaker 2: like they are losing it, in danger of losing it.
Speaker 2: They are operating with the level of desperation that we
Speaker 2: cannot fully comprehend. That's how desperate they are. What you're
Speaker 2: seeing happen in Los Angeles right now is not the
Speaker 2: big one. This is the first one. This is what's
Speaker 2: known as probing the lines. You ever heard of probing
Speaker 2: the lines? When you attack somebody's perimeter, their defenses. You
Speaker 2: send a few guys over here and see how they respond,
Speaker 2: And then you send a few guys over there and
Speaker 2: see how they respond, testing for weaknesses. They're testing right now.
Speaker 2: Ice was in Los Angels deporting barbarians. They thought they
Speaker 2: could mobilize, cause enough problems and get Trump to back off.
Speaker 2: Trump came out today said a few things. How long
Speaker 2: will they be there until you think, until there's no danger?
Speaker 1: When the day it's easy and look, it's common sense.
Speaker 2: You asked me that how long will the National Guard
Speaker 2: be there until there's no danger? That wasn't even the
Speaker 2: best thing, he said. Remember, this is a calculated move
Speaker 2: by the communists to stop deportations. They want to cause
Speaker 2: enough of a ruckus that Ice leaves LA, they leave Chicago,
Speaker 2: they leave New York, they leave all these central hubs
Speaker 2: for foreign barbarians and never come back, because, after all,
Speaker 2: we don't want another riot. Trump man sometimes he just
Speaker 2: nailed to be here before, and I went just stop
Speaker 2: on that for a second. Credit to him for learning.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump was here before and did not fully understand
Speaker 2: at the time who and what he was dealing with.
Speaker 2: This was during the George Floyd ryots. He didn't get it. Understandably,
Speaker 2: most people didn't get it. Maybe you didn't get it.
Speaker 2: It was hard to grasp it at the time. What
Speaker 2: was happening after George Floyd died and there are riots
Speaker 2: all over the country. I don't know. Do we need
Speaker 2: a federal police reform? Should we do a cop round table?
Speaker 2: I Don'tnutice did not fully get it. But then he
Speaker 2: sat back and watched the animals, and he watched as
Speaker 2: a bullet shot him in a year, and he watched
Speaker 2: them throw him in prison and arrest him. He watched
Speaker 2: and watched and watched, and finally he learned, and he
Speaker 2: understands who and what he's dealing with. Now that's what
Speaker 2: he's referencing at the beginning of this I've been here before,
Speaker 2: he has, and he found out how savage these people can.
Speaker 3: Be here before.
Speaker 1: And I went right by every rule, and I waited
Speaker 1: for governors to say send in the National Guard.
Speaker 3: They wouldn't do it, they wouldn't do it, and.
Speaker 1: They just wouldn't do it. They kept going on and on,
Speaker 1: got worse and worse, and in Minneapolis, that city was
Speaker 1: burning down seven days and I said, I don't care
Speaker 1: the governor. This guy wouldn't call the National Guard, and
Speaker 1: we ultimately just sent it in the National Guard. We
Speaker 1: stopped it, but that was after seven days. And I
Speaker 1: said to myself, if that stuff happens again, we've got
Speaker 1: to make faster decisions because they don't want to do it.
Speaker 2: The radical left.
Speaker 1: It's usually radical left, and it's usually governors that are Democrat,
Speaker 1: and they don't want to call them in. They don't
Speaker 1: want to save lives, they don't want to save property,
Speaker 1: they don't want to call them in. I don't know
Speaker 1: what it is.
Speaker 2: People many people, myself included, don't want to absolve myself
Speaker 2: of it. Have been critical of Trump in the past
Speaker 2: for not learning from this or not learning for that,
Speaker 2: or not moving off of something. You know, I love
Speaker 2: the vaccine. So anyone, myself included, who's been critical should
Speaker 2: give credit where credits due. That's a man who says
Speaker 2: we should have been faster, should have been I should
Speaker 2: not have let that go before he learned. You let
Speaker 2: these animals go, the animals will run wild, he learned.
Speaker 2: And then I mean, imagine you're Donald Trump. Right now,
Speaker 2: You're watching la everyone's watching the fires. People can't take
Speaker 2: their eyes off the news. You're debating, how do you respond?
Speaker 2: What do you do? And even if you send in
Speaker 2: the Marines now, it would be tempting if you're a
Speaker 2: president and you're worried about approval numbers and you're worried
Speaker 2: about writing your name on history and you want to
Speaker 2: be on Mount Rushmore if you're that guy. Okay, even
Speaker 2: if we put this one down, maybe we should, maybe
Speaker 2: we should back off and not do these in blue
Speaker 2: areas anymore. Here's what he said. People expect to see
Speaker 2: similar operations in the rest of the country, and we'll
Speaker 2: send out protests.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a desision. We're moving murders out of
Speaker 1: our country that we're put here by Biden or the Eutropen,
Speaker 1: the Autopen really did the people, whether it's Lisha Monico
Speaker 1: or whoever operated the Autopen.
Speaker 3: And these are criminals.
Speaker 1: The people are criminals that allowed these criminals into our country.
Speaker 1: We're going to get them out. We're getting them out.
Speaker 1: We're starting to get acknowledgment from the courts. That is
Speaker 1: a system. They come in without courts and they go
Speaker 1: up after they want trials and everything else.
Speaker 3: I think that's starting to work out now. Judges are
Speaker 3: starting to see what a terrible situation. And as many
Speaker 3: of those people that you saw on television last night
Speaker 3: are criminals that were allowed into our country by Biden.
Speaker 2: He goes on to talk about all this. Are you
Speaker 2: going to stop? Are you going to slow down? Nope,
Speaker 2: We're getting them out of the country. Good for Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: That's how you respond fast and we're not slowing down.
Speaker 2: When the communist begs you to slow down, you ramp
Speaker 2: it up aggressive. Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday,
Speaker 2: and I should give you a heads up because I
Speaker 2: saw Cash Patel said that the Bureau is going to
Speaker 2: come out and investigate the funding behind all these riots
Speaker 2: anti ice, riots and things like that. Taking down an
Speaker 2: organized crime, organized crime organization. You probably shouldn't say it
Speaker 2: that way, but an organized crime organization is a long,
Speaker 2: complicated process. So I'm going to give you the lay
Speaker 2: person view of this, and then next hour, about one
Speaker 2: hour from now, we are going to bring on former
Speaker 2: FBI agents Steve Friend to explain this in a lot
Speaker 2: more nerdy detail than I'm about to explain it to you. Okay, First, Rico,
Speaker 2: I get a bunch of emails. Rico, Rico, Rico, Hey, Rico,
Speaker 2: what's going on? Why can't they use Rico Rico? I
Speaker 2: know we all talk about it, We've all seen it
Speaker 2: in the movies and television. It is complicated, and it's
Speaker 2: very difficult to use Rico, and it should be difficult
Speaker 2: to use Rico. Allow me to explain, for the longest time,
Speaker 2: we're gonna make this about the mob, but this is
Speaker 2: going to apply to communist groups and other people. For
Speaker 2: the longest time, the mob, the mafia, they were really
Speaker 2: really above the law for a variety of different reasons.
Speaker 2: But the bosses, the guys running things, never went to prison,
Speaker 2: never got in trouble, and they never got in trouble
Speaker 2: because they figure it out. They need to not get
Speaker 2: their hands dirty. You. If you want somebody taken out,
Speaker 2: for instance, you don't, as the boss, grab a gun
Speaker 2: and go shoot somebody. You hire a guy who not
Speaker 2: hire a guy, but you hire a guy, or a
Speaker 2: guy who works for you hires a guy, or you
Speaker 2: get cutouts between you and the actual murder. Thus you
Speaker 2: never committed any crimes. Sure is someone who worked for
Speaker 2: you committed a crime, but you didn't. Same thing works
Speaker 2: for drug dealers. In fact, it works this way to
Speaker 2: this day. Not long ago, there was a bunch of
Speaker 2: car thefts in my area and the cops dug into it.
Speaker 2: What did they find It was a bunch of thirteen
Speaker 2: and fourteen year olds boosting cars. Why what sense does that?
Speaker 2: Are these just delinquents? Well, yes they're delinquents, but they're
Speaker 2: also part of a gang that knows you can use
Speaker 2: miners to commit the actual crimes. They're not going to
Speaker 2: go to prison, they're not even eligible. You're not actually
Speaker 2: stealing the car. It's that kid stealing the car. You
Speaker 2: get how it works. Okay, So the federal government came
Speaker 2: up with the way where the mob boss can go
Speaker 2: to jail and that way is rico. Rico is if
Speaker 2: you are part of an ongoing criminal enterprise, then you
Speaker 2: whether or not you did the shooting, the drug dealing,
Speaker 2: the car stealing, you that rhymed Chris, what Chris it did?
Speaker 1: That was?
Speaker 2: That was sweet? I know it is a bit of
Speaker 2: Doctor Seuss with you. More flair either way. If you
Speaker 2: are part of an ongoing criminal enterprise, anything that criminal
Speaker 2: enterprise does, any crime it commits, whether or not you
Speaker 2: physically did it, you're guilty of it. Now. Rico cases
Speaker 2: are famously, famously difficult to what we just talked about,
Speaker 2: and they should be difficult. They should be. There should
Speaker 2: be a tremendous burden on the government to prove a
Speaker 2: that there is an ongoing criminal enterprise, b that I
Speaker 2: am part of the ongoing criminal enterprise. You know how
Speaker 2: many times it took them to take down John Gottie.
Speaker 2: I'm old enough to remember all the headlines. When I
Speaker 2: was a kid. It was a Time magazine, news week,
Speaker 2: something like that. Maybe it was even a newspaper, the
Speaker 2: Teflawn Dawn and all that he kept. It's hard to
Speaker 2: prove and should be. We don't like that when it's
Speaker 2: easy to identify the bad guy. Hey, the dude with
Speaker 2: a Molotov cocktail and a Mexican flag torching a cop car,
Speaker 2: that's the bad guy. How do we send him to prison?
Speaker 2: And how do we send whoever's stroking him a check
Speaker 2: to do that? How do we send them to prison?
Speaker 2: They're the bad guys who wrote the checks. The bad guys.
Speaker 2: Send him to prison? When we, with our naked eyes
Speaker 2: can identify criminal behavior, we want the outcomes to be fast,
Speaker 2: to be right away. That's not how it works. And
Speaker 2: if I can make myself sound a little maybe I
Speaker 2: sound like a Namby Pamby at this point in time.
Speaker 2: But we want that process to be complicated. That said,
Speaker 2: it has to be done. Taking down the various communist
Speaker 2: networks in this country must be done. But let me
Speaker 2: go ahead and give this to you. You know how
Speaker 2: many years, decades it took to really take apart the
Speaker 2: mafia's strength in this country. Decades of work, cases, failures, acquittals.
Speaker 2: That decades of work and taking down the Italian mafia
Speaker 2: in the United States of America is a tiny little
Speaker 2: warm up compared to what it will take to take
Speaker 2: apart the communist funding machine of this country in large
Speaker 2: part because the communists funding machine. In many jurisdictions, federal, state,
Speaker 2: and local works hand in hand with the government. Remember
Speaker 2: we talked about yesterday this Churla, one of the main
Speaker 2: groups funding and organizing these La riots. Ninety six percent
Speaker 2: of their funding is from the government. Why is that?
Speaker 2: What's going on? Well, remember, if you are an elected
Speaker 2: democrat in this country, you are either a former communist
Speaker 2: activist or you have to pretend to be. And you
Speaker 2: know that these various communist front groups, whatever they are,
Speaker 2: the gay ones, the black ones, the foreigner ones, the whatever,
Speaker 2: whatever ones they are, you understand they are your allies.
Speaker 2: They are your foot soldiers, they are your voters. They
Speaker 2: will attack your opponents, they will help you when you
Speaker 2: need it. So taking down these communist organizations is going
Speaker 2: to be difficult for the same reason it took so
Speaker 2: long to take down the mafia. It took so long
Speaker 2: to take down to MAFIAU they bought off the cops
Speaker 2: and the judges and the prosecutors. Once you find a
Speaker 2: way to pay off to incorporate government personnel in your
Speaker 2: ongoing criminal organization, well then it takes longer to take
Speaker 2: it down. Remember, for instance, what Brandon Darby talked to
Speaker 2: us about our war against the cartels in Mexico and
Speaker 2: how there's one cartel that's reaping all the benefits. Remember
Speaker 2: what he taught us, there's one cartel reaping all the benefits,
Speaker 2: one cartel not being attacked. Well, why how did that happen?
Speaker 2: Oh that's the cartel whose head is I believe it's
Speaker 2: their secretary of defense, Mexico's secretary of defense. The head
Speaker 2: of the cartel is best friends with their secretary of defense.
Speaker 2: He has high up friends in government places, and he
Speaker 2: hasn't been touched, not a finger laid on him. We
Speaker 2: can do this. If we get the FBI focused on it,
Speaker 2: if we get law enforcement focused on it, we can
Speaker 2: do this. It's going to take time. It's just gonna
Speaker 2: take time and commitment, that's all. It's gonna take time
Speaker 2: and commitment. We will talk to Steve Friend about that
Speaker 2: next hour in more depth. I want to shift gears
Speaker 2: on this and do a couple emails before we get
Speaker 2: to Tulsa Gabbard and what she said. Hang on Kessey
Speaker 2: Kelly Show on seven War but not time for me
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Speaker 2: on a wonderful Tuesday. Do not forget. You can email
Speaker 2: us Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. We'll get to
Speaker 2: that here in a minute. I should probably clarify something.
Speaker 2: Remember I told you at the beginning of the show
Speaker 2: that I'm gonna I've been fasting today, just getting healthy,
Speaker 2: no big deal. Yes, I have been, Chris Chris Jewish
Speaker 2: producer Chris and aub my wife. They're pushing back against
Speaker 2: the claims of a fast because I had one protein
Speaker 2: shake this morning. It wasn't even solid food, Chris. It
Speaker 2: was one protein shake to ensure my safety. Really what, Chris,
Speaker 2: what did it? I have calories in it? I mean,
Speaker 2: I can't be sure, and I don't know. I don't
Speaker 2: look at the nutritional information. What difference does it make?
Speaker 2: Liquid doesn't count. Everyone knows liquid doesn't count. Don't don't
Speaker 2: put down my sacrifice, Chris. It's been nothing but water
Speaker 2: and coffee, and yes, a protein shake full of vitamins
Speaker 2: and minerals and other things. It still counts as a fast.
Speaker 2: I don't know what your problem whatever, Dear mostly p Oh,
Speaker 2: I should probably clarify. Uh. I also did take my
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Speaker 2: go away for a few days and all hell breaks loose. Obviously,
Speaker 2: the Summer of Love Part two has been well planned.
Speaker 2: But what is the end game here? How soon before
Speaker 2: bullets start flying. How is this how a civil war
Speaker 2: gets started? Well, let's address the civil war aspect of this, because,
Speaker 2: believe it or not, I'm not telling you that's coming.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's coming. Okay, so I don't want
Speaker 2: to freak you out, but it's not outside of the
Speaker 2: realm of possibility. We've already talked them about why they
Speaker 2: bring in foreigners. The mass importation of foreigners is central
Speaker 2: to their plans. We already talked about that, We got that,
Speaker 2: We already talked about how much they will protect that
Speaker 2: because it's central to their plans. They have to have it.
Speaker 2: If they lose that, they're in trouble. But there's another
Speaker 2: part of this, a simple geographical part of this, that
Speaker 2: does make some sort of a conflict, an internal conflict, possible.
Speaker 2: And I've told you forever that I believe that unless
Speaker 2: we get a divorce, I believe eventually civil war is inevitable.
Speaker 2: And let you know, let's talk about what I had
Speaker 2: said before. Why did I tell you that under Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: What I told you was the Communists will continue to
Speaker 2: use the government, the various branches of the government against
Speaker 2: their political opponents that eventually that would cause Red states
Speaker 2: to and up against the federal government, and eventually you
Speaker 2: would have a situation where the FBI rolls in the
Speaker 2: town to arrest the latest Republican and the sheriff finally
Speaker 2: does his job with his deputies and says, no, you
Speaker 2: can't come in. The people gather. You see, you can
Speaker 2: see easily. That's one. That's one of a million ways
Speaker 2: that could come to be. Well, let's reverse it, because
Speaker 2: we're in a bit of a reversed power situation here.
Speaker 2: Ice is not going to stop these deportations. Trump already
Speaker 2: said they're going to continue, city after city across the country.
Speaker 2: That's a fact. What else is a fact is elected democrats,
Speaker 2: not just street animals anymore. Elected Democrats came up through
Speaker 2: the communist system, these different communist front groups. As we
Speaker 2: already pointed out, Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass has a
Speaker 2: long documented history of communist training, as in she traveled
Speaker 2: the Cube multiple times to get communist and now she's
Speaker 2: mayor of La the Blue States, the Blue cities. They
Speaker 2: are going to fight for all the bad people like
Speaker 2: it's there everything, because it is there everything. Without it,
Speaker 2: they lose all political power. Let me tell you something
Speaker 2: someone told me, And I'm not saying this is true,
Speaker 2: but I'm saying it's been told to me by residents
Speaker 2: of California. If you could deport all the illegals out
Speaker 2: of California, California would be a red state again. That's
Speaker 2: been told to be my more than one person in California.
Speaker 2: With all the voter fraud that comes and everything else,
Speaker 2: that California would be a red state again if you
Speaker 2: could deport all the illegals. Now, let's just walk down
Speaker 2: this road so we'll see what I'm talking about. What
Speaker 2: if that happened, we deported all the illegals from California,
Speaker 2: California becomes a red state. What if let's just make
Speaker 2: that the end goal. What if California was a red state?
Speaker 2: Do you know how many electoral votes that is for president?
Speaker 2: You understand that if there was ever a day, ever
Speaker 2: a day, that California became a red state again, that
Speaker 2: it would be just numbers wise impossible for a Democrat
Speaker 2: to ever win a national election. Impossible. So when you
Speaker 2: look at the entire Democrat Party, the Communist Party, all
Speaker 2: the money behind it, all the people domestic and foreign
Speaker 2: who are invested in democrats holding on to power. When
Speaker 2: you look at the fact the FBI, CIA irs all
Speaker 2: the groups again foreign domestic, government, not government financial. How
Speaker 2: many different entities are invested in democrats holding on to power? Now,
Speaker 2: what would they do when faced with the prospect of
Speaker 2: California turning red and all that power vanishing into thin air?
Speaker 2: What would you do to protect your house, your car,
Speaker 2: your husband, your wife, your children? What would you do
Speaker 2: to protect your everything? What's at steak for America's communists
Speaker 2: and frankly, the global communists, what's at steak here is
Speaker 2: exactly that. What's at steak is everything. It's not a
Speaker 2: small thing we talking about. They're stressing about closing the
Speaker 2: local taco stand. We're talking about You lose the governorship,
Speaker 2: the state legislature. You eventually are left with nothing, no power,
Speaker 2: no influence, no money, no more private jets, fancy steak dinners.
Speaker 2: That's what's at stake for a large number of powerful entities. Now,
Speaker 2: how far do you think they would take this? Not
Speaker 2: hard to imagine it going pretty far right. Anyway, Let's
Speaker 2: move off that. I'm going to talk about something else
Speaker 2: really quickly. I'm going to talk about something Tulsey Gabbard
Speaker 2: said she put something out there publicly today, has a
Speaker 2: bunch of people on the right angry, and we'll discuss
Speaker 2: that next