Speaker 1: City, The Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a fantastic Wednesday, We're gonna talk about
Speaker 1: race relations. We're gonna talk about Somali gangs terrorizing Minnesota,
Speaker 1: the French or warning their people about the dangers of
Speaker 1: air conditioning. I'm want to be an ambassador at an
Speaker 1: embassy somewhere. All that and so much more on what's
Speaker 1: going to be a heavy final hours, as.
Speaker 2: Heavy as ten boxes that you might be moving.
Speaker 1: On the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now, I'm going
Speaker 1: to talk about something and it's gonna take a couple
Speaker 1: of minutes and could very well be offensive. Just remember
Speaker 1: I don't care if it is. But my buddy Andrew
Speaker 1: Fullett posted a something from Gallup. It was a chart.
Speaker 1: It was showing black white race relations. Is it good?
Speaker 1: Is it bad? If you go back non ancient history
Speaker 1: two thousand and one, that's two years after I graduated
Speaker 1: high school two thousand and one, it was very good
Speaker 1: for most people. It was sixty seventy percent had a
Speaker 1: positive view on it. In the country today thirty forty
Speaker 1: percent cut in half. How could that be? What happened?
Speaker 1: I mean, segregation didn't come back or something like that.
Speaker 1: What happened, Barack Obama happened. That's what happened. America thought
Speaker 1: they were electing a black man, They were electing a communist.
Speaker 1: And race communism is one of the oldest and most
Speaker 1: effective forms of communism. We've talked about this before, you
Speaker 1: and I don't think this is unique to America or
Speaker 1: our modern age. Selling our people are against your people.
Speaker 1: Our people are good and right. Those people they're evil
Speaker 1: and they oppress us, and we should go get them.
Speaker 1: That is as old as the Soviet Union. China now
Speaker 1: did this so effectively, pitting one Chinese sect of people
Speaker 1: against other Chinese sects of people. Oh, those are the
Speaker 1: barbarian ones, those are the evil ones, those are the
Speaker 1: bad ones. And the horrible thing about race activism is
Speaker 1: it is impossible. It's impossible for it not to result
Speaker 1: in more race activism. One thing begets the other. You
Speaker 1: get to this place where and people are gonna think
Speaker 1: I'm lying who aren't old enough, But people who are
Speaker 1: old enough will back me up on this of every color.
Speaker 1: By the time we got to the eighties nineties, I
Speaker 1: don't want to act like there was racial harmony, and
Speaker 1: it was all flowery. That's crazy, that's not true, because
Speaker 1: that's not possible. There's always going to be racial differences
Speaker 1: in clashes. But the United States of America, by the
Speaker 1: time we got to the eighties nineties, was about as
Speaker 1: close as you could get to racial harmony. We just
Speaker 1: never thought about it. It was never something that came up,
Speaker 1: this race dis and white dis and black this. It
Speaker 1: was never really talked about that much. Everyone was just
Speaker 1: kind of friends and went along on their time. But
Speaker 1: when you say that to young people, they'll look at
Speaker 1: you like you just grew a third head, because they've
Speaker 1: never known any other world where there's this endless racial strife,
Speaker 1: racial scab picking and poking and day sucking, day sucking,
Speaker 1: day suck. And that's because the United States of America
Speaker 1: made the possibly deadly move of electing Barack Obama. Barack
Speaker 1: Obama was raised as a race communist. Race communism is so,
Speaker 1: so so easy to sell to people because it's simple, simple,
Speaker 1: is always easy to sell. Hey, look at you, look
Speaker 1: at you. You're black, your skin, you're black. All the
Speaker 1: problems you have it's those white people. Isn't that as
Speaker 1: simple as it gets? Okay, black good, white bad? Black good,
Speaker 1: white bad. It's a very there's no simpler sell than that.
Speaker 1: And so he begins all this race agitation and rays
Speaker 1: agitation and rais sagitation. Well, that's inevitably going to create
Speaker 1: more racial strife on every side. Eventually you're gonna have
Speaker 1: white people say, well, okay, we'll screw you. If I'm
Speaker 1: going to be attacked for this, then I've decided these
Speaker 1: are my people and you're not my people. Well, this
Speaker 1: is what happens when you elect evil communist dividers. It
Speaker 1: snowballs into a country now with racial strife everywhere. And
Speaker 1: you can lay all of it at the feet of
Speaker 1: Barack Obama because he was the one. He was the
Speaker 1: one who recognized America was primed for this. There was
Speaker 1: just enough white guilt, there was just enough black anger
Speaker 1: to ride that into dividing the country up the way
Speaker 1: he wanted to divide it up. And he did every
Speaker 1: single chance he got. He ran to the cameras and
Speaker 1: played that card and tore this place apart. And then
Speaker 1: then the funding for all the DEI stuff poured in.
Speaker 1: Now you have corporate America openly bragging about not hiring
Speaker 1: white people. That creates even more racial strife. I just
Speaker 1: want to let you know it wasn't like this. I
Speaker 1: never knew this world. It was not like this. I'm
Speaker 1: sure Chris probably doesn't know any other world given his age.
Speaker 1: It was never talked about, it was never argued about.
Speaker 1: It wasn't a thing for us. And it's not like
Speaker 1: I grew up in places where it wouldn't have been
Speaker 1: a thing. It just wasn't a thing, not a major
Speaker 1: thing back then. You elect one communist, he is going
Speaker 1: to create and nurture all the malcontents he can find
Speaker 1: in the easiest, easiest way to do it is racial division,
Speaker 1: because there's always a group that probably doesn't have the
Speaker 1: same standard of living of another set of groups in
Speaker 1: the country. That's just the same in every other country.
Speaker 1: I know you're thinking I'm talking about just black people
Speaker 1: in America, and that may be what I'm talking about
Speaker 1: right now, but in any country, there's always a group.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it's religious, sometimes it's race. There's always a group
Speaker 1: that maybe doesn't have the same income level, their neighborhoods
Speaker 1: aren't as bad, and that is always the first place
Speaker 1: you will find the communist doing his thing, because that's
Speaker 1: where the malecontents. Are you Your neighborhood sucks, your school suck,
Speaker 1: your job suck, You don't make enough money. Look at
Speaker 1: your skin it's black, right, Well that's because you're the
Speaker 1: good guy, and you know who did all this to you?
Speaker 1: White people, Go get them. It's an easy sell. And
Speaker 1: dumb people, angry people, bitter people, they'll dive on that.
Speaker 1: They'll jump into that, and you can gain power from it. Gross,
Speaker 1: really gross, But that's what communists do. Jesse, How do
Speaker 1: you and Fred hunt beavers in the Texas heat? If
Speaker 1: it's okay? First, first, Fred didn't ever hunt anything. Fred
Speaker 1: is a moron. Now he's loud, and he's big, and
Speaker 1: he will most definitely bite an intruder. But Fred Fred
Speaker 1: is not the most capable dog I've ever had. Uh.
Speaker 1: He can't even smell very well, Chris, you think I'm
Speaker 1: making this up. If I drop a piece of food
Speaker 1: on the floor, bacon, a chip, something like that, my
Speaker 1: whole life, I've just the dog. Hey Jack, Hey, heykay, Sam,
Speaker 1: come over here. They'll come over because it's a dog.
Speaker 1: They'll probably smell the food before they even get there
Speaker 1: and go right for it. You can call Fred over
Speaker 1: and he won't have any idea what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: You will have to bend over and actually put your
Speaker 1: finger right by the food on the ground, or Fred
Speaker 1: will never know it's there. He won't discover it at all.
Speaker 1: When we were in Montana, that's where I was beaver hunting.
Speaker 1: By the way, I never told you s Sou. I
Speaker 1: didn't want you to know I was in Montana. But
Speaker 1: that's where I was killing beavers for my mom. Lots
Speaker 1: and lots of them, millions. It was only two, well
Speaker 1: maybe one, but either way, lots and lots of them.
Speaker 1: Fred tried to quote hunt animals. But when I say hunt,
Speaker 1: he would see a bird. He would bark as loud
Speaker 1: as humanly possible, and then he would kind of bound
Speaker 1: towards the bird. And you know, he's this big, fluffy
Speaker 1: idiot and loudly barking and bounding and very clearly probably
Speaker 1: wanted to play with it. The bird would take off,
Speaker 1: but Fred wouldn't see it. He can't see, he can't hear,
Speaker 1: he can't smell. He would just keep bounding over to
Speaker 1: where the bird was and look around, completely lost that
Speaker 1: the bird he saw before wasn't there. What Chris, No,
Speaker 1: it's not because he's a designer dog, Chris. He's not
Speaker 1: a designer dog. It's not that he doesn't have hunter instincts,
Speaker 1: which is what you just said. He doesn't have any instincts.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Don't forget. You can email the show Jesse at Jesse
Speaker 1: kellyshow dot com. We'll get to some of those here
Speaker 1: in just a minute. But so we know about the
Speaker 1: crime committed by foreigners in this country, right, we know,
Speaker 1: don't we? No, we don't. I don't know, and you
Speaker 1: don't know. I want you to think about this. I
Speaker 1: want you to think about all the crimes you know
Speaker 1: that are committed by foreigners in this country, all the
Speaker 1: crimes you've heard of, headline stuff we've talked about here.
Speaker 1: Now understand this. You know about all those crimes with
Speaker 1: the American media doing everything they can to cover them up,
Speaker 1: the FBI doing everything it can to cover them up,
Speaker 1: and many, if not most, of the major police departments
Speaker 1: in this country doing everything they can to cover them up.
Speaker 1: All of those institutions are part of the system. The system,
Speaker 1: as we've explained, requires the mass importation of disloyal foreigners
Speaker 1: or the system collapses. The media understands this, The FBI
Speaker 1: understands this, education system understands this. What you know, the
Speaker 1: crimes you know, the crimes I know committed by foreigners
Speaker 1: in this country is a tiny, tiny, tiny window into
Speaker 1: how many have been committed? You know what. I'll use
Speaker 1: this as an example. When I was in Montana at
Speaker 1: my mom's house, I was walking through her house one night.
Speaker 1: I'm usually not up late, but I was thirsty. It
Speaker 1: was a lot drier up there I'm used to the humidity.
Speaker 1: Got real thirsty, woke up, wanted a glass of water.
Speaker 1: I left my room to go get a glass of
Speaker 1: water in the kitchen. Who do I run into? I
Speaker 1: run into you, Luke, my youngest son. What's he doing?
Speaker 1: I could tell right away by the look on his
Speaker 1: face he was doing something I wasn't supposed to know about.
Speaker 1: He had had two handfuls of well one handful was
Speaker 1: full of licorice, the other handful was full of cookies. Now,
Speaker 1: let me ask you something. I never get up in
Speaker 1: the middle of the night, and my mother, because she's
Speaker 1: a grandma, loves to not only feed them whatever they want,
Speaker 1: to hide it from me and Aubrey so they don't
Speaker 1: get in trouble. So allow me to ask the question,
Speaker 1: is that the only time Luke got up and went
Speaker 1: and got liquorice or cookies? No, of course not. That
Speaker 1: was very clearly something that happened all the time. And
Speaker 1: I knew that because all the entities involved, all of
Speaker 1: them were interested in keeping this information away from me.
Speaker 1: I discovered it almost by accident. All the crimes you
Speaker 1: hear about, illegal gets hammered, goes and wipes out a
Speaker 1: family of five on the road, Lake and Riley gets
Speaker 1: brutalized and murdered, Joscelyn Hungary. You could go down the
Speaker 1: list of crime after crime after crime committed by foreigners
Speaker 1: in this country. You don't even know the tip of
Speaker 1: the iceberg. Because the entirety of the American media wants
Speaker 1: them all here. Tom Emmer, who actually sucks, he's the
Speaker 1: House Majority whip, and I'll give him credit for this
Speaker 1: starting to raise a stink about the Somali gangs now
Speaker 1: operating openly in Minnesota. Apparently one of them showed up
Speaker 1: at a high school basketball came and started beating a
Speaker 1: kid right there in the open with a tire iron.
Speaker 1: I've heard stories out of Minneapolis that would blow your mind.
Speaker 1: Why haven't you heard these stories because the entire media
Speaker 1: apparatus in Minnesota they're all communists. The entire political apparatus
Speaker 1: in Minnesota, they're all communists. The mass importation of disloyal
Speaker 1: foreigners is good for their political So they're not going
Speaker 1: to run at the nightly news with the fact that
Speaker 1: Somalis have taken over violent ones, have taken over pure
Speaker 1: portions of town, entire city blocks. They beat people, rob people,
Speaker 1: murder people, steal cars. In the American media, if they
Speaker 1: get a story like that, they open it up and say, oh,
Speaker 1: look at that or robbery, ooh was the Somalis? You
Speaker 1: know what, let's run with something else. Should we trash
Speaker 1: Trump tonight? Because they, like every other communist entity in
Speaker 1: the country, they believe in using their power for the revolution.
Speaker 1: And if you are in the American media and you
Speaker 1: start to expose the fact that these masses of foreigners
Speaker 1: come in here and crime follows them and they pillage America,
Speaker 1: you understand that that hurts the revolution that's just built in.
Speaker 1: So you ignore it, you cover it up, you act
Speaker 1: like it doesn't exist. When someone does bring it up.
Speaker 1: You call them an extremist? Oh, what are you want
Speaker 1: of these right wing? You're probably an extremist. What are
Speaker 1: you racist? Because you understand not that that person's racist,
Speaker 1: not that that person's an extremist. You understand the communist
Speaker 1: at every level understands we have to have these people here.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly's Show on a fantastic Wednesday memory.
Speaker 1: If you miss any part of the show, you can
Speaker 1: download the whole thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. So we're
Speaker 1: gonna do a couple emails here in a moment, but
Speaker 1: I can't let this one go. Deborah Burke, Deborah Burks,
Speaker 1: you remember her. She was Fauci's right hand woman. She
Speaker 1: honestly should be lucky that he got all the pub
Speaker 1: because he still gets all the hate when she was
Speaker 1: just as sick and evil as he was. But she
Speaker 1: said something. She was talking about Remda Zevir versus Ivermectin,
Speaker 1: and what she said specifically is not important. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be here in a moment, but there is something that
Speaker 1: has taken place in America, and I'm not quite sure
Speaker 1: that we can fix it or how we fix it,
Speaker 1: but I know it has to be fixed. And I'm
Speaker 1: talking about the Balkanization of the urban elites versus the
Speaker 1: entire rest of the country. I'm going to tell you something.
Speaker 1: It's healthy if you're in the country, if you're in
Speaker 1: a rural area, it's healthy to go to a city sometime.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying you have to spend the weekend, not
Speaker 1: saying you have to move in, go for dinner, visit
Speaker 1: your brother, catch a concert. It's healthy if you are
Speaker 1: in a city. If you're in a wealthy urban area,
Speaker 1: get out to Wyoming, see what it's like. You're not
Speaker 1: saying you have to go in the winter. Get out
Speaker 1: to Arkansas, go visit western Tennessee, get to rural America.
Speaker 1: Just have dinner. I'm not saying you have to stay. Okay,
Speaker 1: maybe it's not for you. I get that. I love
Speaker 1: them both, so I'm comfortable with either get out there
Speaker 1: and see what it's like. The way the people who
Speaker 1: run our country now speak about people who are not
Speaker 1: in New York or not in Chicago, or not in
Speaker 1: LA or not in DC, the way they speak about
Speaker 1: the vast majority of the land in this country blows
Speaker 1: me away. And you would only ever speak this way
Speaker 1: if you have never spent any significant time there. I
Speaker 1: want you to listen to what Deborah Burke says here.
Speaker 1: Listen to this one.
Speaker 2: Long before there was a vaccine, people were dying at
Speaker 2: higher rates in rural areas in any other counties in
Speaker 2: the United States. If you live in the Central Valley
Speaker 2: of California, your death rate was three to four times
Speaker 2: what the urbans were. And that's because they didn't have
Speaker 2: the same resources. They didn't have testing, they didn't have
Speaker 2: rhndessa here. Everything that you had in the cities they
Speaker 2: didn't have in rural areas. And I went rural community
Speaker 2: by rural community, and then you wonder why they used
Speaker 2: ivermectin because there wasn't a doctor there. There was only
Speaker 2: a vent and these that's how things happen. And we
Speaker 2: just and then we're like, oh my god. And I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 2: oh my god, this is on us, This is on
Speaker 2: us for the last forty years watching this stuff just
Speaker 2: go away.
Speaker 1: Haha. Those stupid people, those dummies. In Oklahoma, they don't
Speaker 1: even have doctors. Everyone goes to the local vet and
Speaker 1: ask for some cow medication whenever they're sick. There are
Speaker 1: doctors everywhere. You snobby I can't say that on the
Speaker 1: airth you know we have doctors in rural America. Did
Speaker 1: you know that we had COVID testing? It was everywhere.
Speaker 1: Everyone had it. Everyone had access to all kinds of things.
Speaker 1: I will correct her on something. We didn't all have
Speaker 1: access on access to ivermectin. And you know why we
Speaker 1: didn't because the medical establishment in this country started blocking
Speaker 1: pharmacies from filling ivermectin prescriptions. Even though I know doctors
Speaker 1: who successfully treated their patients with ivermectin several times over.
Speaker 1: They all told me, you have to catch it early.
Speaker 1: But you catch it early, you can treat it with that.
Speaker 1: And pharmacies in this country. The medical profession in this
Speaker 1: country is so inherently evil. They blocked pharmacies from filling
Speaker 1: prescriptions that were given out by people's doctors for it.
Speaker 1: And so yes, I actually do know people who went
Speaker 1: to their vet and tried to figure out the dosage.
Speaker 1: But they don't even have doctors there. All they have
Speaker 1: is a vet that stupid little country town. I don't
Speaker 1: even think they know what a doctor is. They probably
Speaker 1: all still just ride horses and where overalls. This This
Speaker 1: is how the people who run the country look at
Speaker 1: rural America. And maybe it's because I've lived lots of
Speaker 1: my life in rural America. It makes me want to
Speaker 1: choke somebody. I love. Look, I love them both. I've
Speaker 1: told you I adore in New York City. I'm going
Speaker 1: to Boston soon and I can't wait to nerd out
Speaker 1: in Boston. Coming for you, Wrko love you, I love
Speaker 1: I love the city. But man, I just spent a
Speaker 1: month in rural America. You know something. My kids remarked
Speaker 1: on it. It actually made me feel a little bit
Speaker 1: guilty if I'm being honest, how polite. Everybody was up
Speaker 1: there and I'm in Texas. It's not as if this
Speaker 1: is a rude place. People are wonderful here. But you'd
Speaker 1: go to Taco Bell up there. You know, we like
Speaker 1: to eat nice. We go to Taco Bell up there,
Speaker 1: and instead of it's Taco Bell, what do you want?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Got that? That's what you get here? Instead it was hello,
Speaker 1: welcome to Taco Bell. What can I get you? Thank
Speaker 1: you so much? Have a pleasant day everybody everywhere? Chris, Oh,
Speaker 1: it wasn't. It wasn't like it was Taco Bell everywhere.
Speaker 1: You're trying to cross the road, everyone stops. Oh please,
Speaker 1: Oh can I get that door for you? Oh? Everything?
Speaker 1: My kids were floored the dad. Everyone's so plaity or
Speaker 1: everyone has manners. And I'm not trying to insult a city.
Speaker 1: But if you're in a city right now, get out,
Speaker 1: go visit. And if you're from rural America, go do
Speaker 1: a weekend in New York, go to La experience it.
Speaker 1: Talk to people there. The way the elites who run
Speaker 1: our country think about ninety five percent of our country
Speaker 1: kills me, absolutely kills me, as Susan Me and Bils
Speaker 1: Jesse quote what made you so liberal? A question that
Speaker 1: was asked of the Queen of Commis in My Personal Socials.
Speaker 1: Her answer quote, I was nine and I remember watching
Speaker 1: the biggest names in music come together for we are
Speaker 1: the World in Live Aid to raise money to feed
Speaker 1: starving children across the world. That's when I learned that
Speaker 1: we try to help those less fortunate than ourselves. Even
Speaker 1: if we ourselves are in a less fortunate position, other
Speaker 1: human beings are suffering more. She said, Oracle, make it
Speaker 1: make sense. Well, I will make it make sense. We've
Speaker 1: had this conversation before. This does apply to men too,
Speaker 1: but it applies more to women. People ask all the time,
Speaker 1: why are young women the most committed communists in the country,
Speaker 1: and that they were the most committed communists under Mao,
Speaker 1: They were the most rabid, murderous torturists. They were the
Speaker 1: ones who loved torture the most. Why is it young women?
Speaker 1: It doesn't make sense a young woman should be, you know,
Speaker 1: a nurture, a mother. Well, that's exactly why. They take
Speaker 1: your good nature. You are created, you are created with
Speaker 1: and they use it for evil. They pervert it, they
Speaker 1: divert it. Frankly, you lost your daughter when you sent
Speaker 1: her to college. Not because your daughter is a monster.
Speaker 1: Maybe they turned her into one, but your daughter has
Speaker 1: a wonderful, nurturing, mothering spirit. Tasha was created to nurture,
Speaker 1: to raise a baby. What communists are masterful at is
Speaker 1: taking that and essentially turning her into a warrior, a vicious,
Speaker 1: sadistic warrior for the cause of communism. And she feels
Speaker 1: like she's the mother of it. When you have a
Speaker 1: liberal ant paggy defending bringing in a serial rapist from
Speaker 1: Guatemala and you're looking at her and you can't understand
Speaker 1: how someone could be that soulless stupid, but an evil.
Speaker 1: It's because over time she was manipulated into believing that
Speaker 1: she is the mother of the communist movement, and she
Speaker 1: will nurture it, and she will kill to protect it
Speaker 1: and fight to protect it. They manipulate the wonderful, nurturing
Speaker 1: nature of young women and turn them into communists, the
Speaker 1: easiest recruits and the most vicious foot soldiers. Every single
Speaker 1: time it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful,
Speaker 1: wonderful Wednesday. Remember you can email the show Jesse at
Speaker 1: Jesse kellyshow dot com. We are in our final segment here,
Speaker 1: but of course we will be back tomorrow. I saw
Speaker 1: this story and it kind of made me snicker because
Speaker 1: it's just a story that can be repeated in various
Speaker 1: ways in our country, in every country. French media warns
Speaker 1: air conditioners cause thermal shock to the human body. You
Speaker 1: know how the system speaks with one voice. They're always
Speaker 1: marching forward on the same revolution. And we've talked before
Speaker 1: about how if the communists in the government wanted people
Speaker 1: to believe the sky was green, and they started putting
Speaker 1: out that information and wouldn't belong until the media would
Speaker 1: start having experts on the sky being green. Oh, we're
Speaker 1: going to have a whole special on tonight about the
Speaker 1: greenness of the sky. The system speaks with one voice,
Speaker 1: and as the communists in this country and other Western
Speaker 1: countries have attacked and in some ways destroyed our standard
Speaker 1: of living, they rely on media in education to tell
Speaker 1: the public either that it's not happening, or tell the
Speaker 1: public that, yes, it's happening, but it's a good thing.
Speaker 1: In the end, Europeans have a much lower standard of
Speaker 1: living than Americans. I know that we're supposed to always
Speaker 1: preach about how much better it is over there. It's
Speaker 1: just better here. And don't get me wrong, I've been
Speaker 1: there a few times. There are some things I like
Speaker 1: about it. Some of the cities seem to be more wockable. Yes,
Speaker 1: a lot of the food does seem fresher. My wife
Speaker 1: can't really eat bread here in America, makes her sick.
Speaker 1: She can eat bread by the loaf over there. Nothing,
Speaker 1: no problem. So look, there are some things, there's no
Speaker 1: question about it. But they have a way lower standard
Speaker 1: of living. Their homes are smaller, air conditioning, Ah, good
Speaker 1: luck finding that somewhere. You have tons of things they
Speaker 1: don't have, and that's because they're more advanced on the
Speaker 1: socialism scale than we have than we are. They take
Speaker 1: huge amounts of the money from their citizens, they hand
Speaker 1: it out to all these disgusting causes, while at the
Speaker 1: same time embracing all the climate commie garbage. And now
Speaker 1: whenever it gets hot in Europe, and it does, they
Speaker 1: act like this is a new thing. Every time it
Speaker 1: happens it gets hot in Europe. They have summer too,
Speaker 1: it gets into the nineties, even the hundreds, and every
Speaker 1: time it gets hot over there, it's always treated as
Speaker 1: some unprecedented heat wave. And Europeans who are laying around sweaty,
Speaker 1: which is extra gross because they're European. They're laying around
Speaker 1: sweaty and they're wanting to get cool, only they don't
Speaker 1: have air conditioning. The power bills are astronomical over there,
Speaker 1: so they couldn't afford to power the air conditioning even
Speaker 1: if they added. And they start to get angry, and
Speaker 1: the government says, I'm sorry, you can't. You'll go into
Speaker 1: shock if you go into the air conditioning, and the
Speaker 1: media rules out the lies with them. Well, I mean
Speaker 1: that's right. We've done some studies. We had an expert
Speaker 1: on and you definitely don't need air conditioning. That's just
Speaker 1: a luxury. The Western civilization now run by communists is
Speaker 1: communists destroying your life in the media telling you either
Speaker 1: it's not happening or that it is happening, and it's
Speaker 1: just okay. See it everywhere, you see it, absolutely everywhere. Oh,
Speaker 1: don't think these climate commedies are done. This is the
Speaker 1: United Nations International Court of Justice. Think about this.
Speaker 3: Climate change poses are quintessentially universal.
Speaker 1: Definitely doesn't sound American.
Speaker 3: Climate change poses a quintessentially universal risk to all states.
Speaker 3: This risk is of a general and urgent character, requiring
Speaker 3: the identification of a corresponding general standard of conduct to
Speaker 3: be applied subject to the principle of common but differentiated.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I'm so bored. As the almost talking.
Speaker 3: About stability and respective capabilities. As concerns climate change, a
Speaker 3: heightened degree of vigilance and prevention is required. The Court
Speaker 3: concludes that the duty of states to prevent significant environmental
Speaker 3: harm applies in the context of climate change, and that.
Speaker 1: I'm too bored. Just know he was talking about climate
Speaker 1: train change being the biggest accidental existential threat and they
Speaker 1: have a duty to prevent it, and this is all
Speaker 1: going to end up in the end with an international
Speaker 1: criminal court for anybody who actually creates actual energy for
Speaker 1: their country. It's all one big, ugly disaster. Anyway, enough
Speaker 1: about that for today, and now here's a headline. Why
Speaker 1: you know, you know the thing headlines we didn't get to, ma'am. Donnie.
Speaker 1: That's that guy running from mayor in New York. What's
Speaker 1: the point of having prisons. Well, he obviously knows the
Speaker 1: point of having prisons, but he also understands that violent criminals,
Speaker 1: raping and murdering people helps further the communist revolution, and
Speaker 1: so that's why they always sell this soft on crime
Speaker 1: with lie narrative. Report California's twenty dollars fast food minimum
Speaker 1: wage led to eighteen thousand fewer jobs. No way. I
Speaker 1: thought you could just make these corporations pay whatever to
Speaker 1: employees who flip burgers and everything would remain the same.
Speaker 1: Voting for Democrats as an active evil, and you will
Speaker 1: destroy wherever you vote them in. Indian police arrest a
Speaker 1: man accused of running a fake embassy. I love this
Speaker 1: so much I can't even hide it. I have told
Speaker 1: you this before. I want to be an ambassador so badly,
Speaker 1: and I don't really care what the country is. I
Speaker 1: actually don't want it to be India. I think that's
Speaker 1: to have no desire to go see India. But almost
Speaker 1: any place on the planet besides India, I should be
Speaker 1: the American ambassador there would why do you shake your head, Chris,
Speaker 1: I would host these wild parties and I'd show people
Speaker 1: my beaver Pelts and my Ice Baker, and America would prosper.
Speaker 1: Trump administration reportedly taking an AX to the climate agenda Cornerstone.
Speaker 1: Trump really is doing some great things. I know no
Speaker 1: presidency is perfect, but we are taking great strides in
Speaker 1: this administration, with this administration, and we still have three
Speaker 1: and a half years left. Keep on chopping away. NPR's
Speaker 1: top editor jump ship as the media outlet faces a
Speaker 1: future without federal funding. Her name is Edith Chappin. Edith Chappin,
Speaker 1: and I really want you to look her up, because
Speaker 1: if you could close your eyes and picture what the
Speaker 1: editor in chief of NPR looks like you, I guarantee
Speaker 1: your mental picture is going to be Edith Chappin. It's
Speaker 1: almost hilarious. Spain seeks to declassify Franco era secret files. Yes,
Speaker 1: let's hope they're bringing them back. Oh wait, it's a
Speaker 1: commie government either way. We were going to come back tomorrow.
Speaker 1: We're going to do this again, all right, that's all