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Speaker 3: And we're gonna weave back and forth and we're gonna
Speaker 3: merge stories together, and we're gonna laugh and we're gonna cry,
Speaker 3: and we're gonna complain about the corporate world, which is hilarious.
Speaker 3: We'll do some emails. We'll talk about Trump dunking on
Speaker 3: the South African president right in his stupid face. We'll
Speaker 3: talk about what's going on with the judiciary, the GOP
Speaker 3: developing guts, all that Andrew Cuomo will not go away,
Speaker 3: and so much more coming up on the world famous
Speaker 3: Jesse Kelly s. But did you know that you should
Speaker 3: never own a leopard as a pet? Did you know
Speaker 3: that you should never own a leopard or a tiger
Speaker 3: or a lion or anything like that? Did you know
Speaker 3: that this is I'm going somewhere with this. You just
Speaker 3: got to stay with me. Why, well, have you ever
Speaker 3: seen a video of a lion attacking a zoo keeper?
Speaker 3: Something like that, a lion attacking someone at the circus.
Speaker 3: See you've seen it, probably, but let's set that aside.
Speaker 3: Maybe you can justify the zoo keeper or the circus guy. Hey,
Speaker 3: he's whipping me, he's making me do things. But did
Speaker 3: you know that there are countless warnings against owning a
Speaker 3: big cat, a big predator cat, because these animals, no
Speaker 3: matter how you've raised them, no matter how much they
Speaker 3: snuggle with you, love you, no matter how many times
Speaker 3: you've fed them. They're around the kids. They have a
Speaker 3: long recorded history of snapping, well we call it snapping,
Speaker 3: but attacking you one day and killing you. I remember,
Speaker 3: I forget if it was a man or a woman
Speaker 3: had a leopard and it was like twelve years old.
Speaker 3: It was really raised. It from a tiny little leopard baby.
Speaker 3: I don't know what you call those, a kid of
Speaker 3: a cub, whatever it was, and one day turned her back.
Speaker 3: The leopard pounced dead gone. Why did the leopard do that?
Speaker 3: There are things inside of people and animals that can
Speaker 3: change things. You can adjust things, you can move around things.
Speaker 3: Some things are easy. Some things are not easy. But
Speaker 3: even things you think maybe way deep inside of you
Speaker 3: that you can't change.
Speaker 4: Maybe you can.
Speaker 3: Some things you definitely can. Me if I ever wanted
Speaker 3: to become a good eater, become a good eater, I
Speaker 3: just don't have any desire to do so. Eat green
Speaker 3: beans instead of cheese. That sounds awful. No, I'm out,
Speaker 3: But with a long enough effort could probably do it.
Speaker 3: But then there are things, through social conditioning, through our upbringing,
Speaker 3: there are things that become so woven into us that
Speaker 3: that they are us now that you can't get those
Speaker 3: things out. When you own a leopard, you can love
Speaker 3: it and snug it with it, and feed it and
Speaker 3: take it to the beach and have a lovely time.
Speaker 3: But in the end, it's inside of that leopard to hunt,
Speaker 3: to hunt prey, specifically pray that turns its back, And
Speaker 3: no matter how many snuggles you give mister kitty, he's
Speaker 3: still a leopard in the end. There are there are
Speaker 3: things we have to acknowledge about evil people on this
Speaker 3: place in it, both in our country and outside of
Speaker 3: this country. There are uncomfortable conversations we have to have
Speaker 3: about who is salvageable, who is worth the effort, and
Speaker 3: who simply should be defeated. You see, Trump today is
Speaker 3: all over the news and I'll play you a bunch
Speaker 3: of cuts of it. We'll talk about South Africa and
Speaker 3: what he did with the South African president. But you're
Speaker 3: aware of what's happening in South Africa, as we've talked
Speaker 3: about it before. Not that I think you care a
Speaker 3: great deal about South Africa. I don't think you're cheering
Speaker 3: for it, but I don't think you care. I don't
Speaker 3: generally care that much just because it's a foreign country,
Speaker 3: and you know, I don't really care about foreign countries.
Speaker 3: But white people are now a minority in South Africa.
Speaker 3: They are generally the ones who own and work the
Speaker 3: farms of South Africa. The South African government is not
Speaker 3: only communists, they're race communists. It's run by racist black people,
Speaker 3: and they have made it policy now to take these
Speaker 3: farms from South Africans. Not only have they made it
Speaker 3: policy to take these farms, you see, they use stochastic
Speaker 3: terrorism that Sami. Our politicians use stochastic terrorism. They will
Speaker 3: get up in front of mass amounts of people and
Speaker 3: they'll call for the killing of the farmers. And guess what.
Speaker 3: The animals over there operate just like the animals do here.
Speaker 3: You give them enough encouragement, with enough stimulus, they will
Speaker 3: go out there and they will rape and they will murder.
Speaker 3: And it is a horrific, horrific thing happens all the time.
Speaker 3: Trump called him out today to his face, well, why.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't you arrest that man?
Speaker 1: That man said kill the white farmers, kill the white farmers,
Speaker 1: and then he danced, and he's dancing, dancing and has
Speaker 1: killed the white farmers. I think, I'm not sure, but
Speaker 1: I think if somebody got up in Parliament and sort
Speaker 1: of saying kill a certain group of people, that he
Speaker 1: would be and he would be arrested very quickly. That
Speaker 1: man is going all over South Africa. And that's not
Speaker 1: a small party. That was a stadium that holds one
Speaker 1: hundred thousand people and I hardly saw an emptyc that's
Speaker 1: a lot of people. That's a lot of representation. And
Speaker 1: those crosses. We have dead white people, dead.
Speaker 4: White farmers mostly. And you take a look at Australia.
Speaker 1: They're being inundated and whipping inundated with people.
Speaker 4: That want to get out.
Speaker 3: He said, born, you said that, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 4: Do allow them to take land. Nobody can.
Speaker 1: Then where they take the land, they kill the white farmer,
Speaker 1: and when they killed the white farmer, nothing happens to that.
Speaker 4: Nothing happens to there is kriminality, not country.
Speaker 3: He even took the time to blast the media, which
Speaker 3: we'll go into in a little while, but that's not
Speaker 3: where I want to focus right now. We're going to
Speaker 3: talk about this for a little while, so we're going
Speaker 3: to move away from South Africa and come home. In
Speaker 3: case you're wondering, But the South African president said something
Speaker 3: that I know you've already heard a thousand audio cuts
Speaker 3: of it today. I got that you heard every take,
Speaker 3: but there was part of it that jumped out to
Speaker 3: me that I haven't really heard people talk about. And
Speaker 3: it wasn't something Trump said. I very much enjoyed Trump
Speaker 3: dunking on him. It was what the South African president
Speaker 3: said right here.
Speaker 4: However, we do say, because we've got to deal with
Speaker 4: the coast. The government and Suo government also.
Speaker 3: Do you hear what he said? Trump just called him
Speaker 3: to his face, Hey, there's a genocide. You're slaughtering white people.
Speaker 3: It's government policy to take their farms. Listen to them again.
Speaker 4: However, we do say, because we've got to deal with the.
Speaker 3: Coast, We've got to deal with the past. Let's talk
Speaker 3: about race communism, because race communism is as old as communism,
Speaker 3: and race communism is as old as commune itself. Because
Speaker 3: race communism is one of, if not the most effective
Speaker 3: forms of communism. It's not the most murderous form. That
Speaker 3: would be the climate communists. But race communism advances the
Speaker 3: cause of communism more quickly than any other cause. It's
Speaker 3: easy to get people to buy into it. It's easy
Speaker 3: to get your enemies to shy away from it. Race
Speaker 3: communism it moves the ball forward for the communist, and
Speaker 3: it moves the ball forward because of this very idea.
Speaker 4: What ever, we do say, because we've got to deal
Speaker 4: with the past.
Speaker 3: We have to deal with the past. Now, what's he
Speaker 3: talking about. He's talking about the four hundred year history
Speaker 3: of people coming there from Holland and whatnot. But how
Speaker 3: do you deal with the past? You attack the people
Speaker 3: in the present. And that's part of what makes race
Speaker 3: communism so insanely effective. What can the people of the
Speaker 3: present do to stop you, to dissuade you, I should
Speaker 3: say they can do things to stop you. What can
Speaker 3: they do to dissuade you? Well? Nothing. If you were evil,
Speaker 3: inherently evil, simply because of somebody who shared your skin color,
Speaker 3: they did something in the past, then you are just
Speaker 3: It's in your bones and more importantly, it's in my bones.
Speaker 3: If I look on you, white man, black man, Mexican,
Speaker 3: whatever you happen to be, and I automatically, I automatically
Speaker 3: assume you are an enemy. You are not an ally.
Speaker 3: You are somebody who must be punished, and you must
Speaker 3: be punished because of something your great great great grandfather did. Well,
Speaker 3: what can you do to convince me otherwise nothing. You
Speaker 3: are completely powerless. You were born with that skin and
Speaker 3: it is ingrained in them. I will discuss this at
Speaker 3: length next The Jesse Kelly Show I Like It returns next.
Speaker 5: Clayton's The Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Wednesday, having
Speaker 5: a really lighthearted conversation about race communism. Remember you can
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Speaker 5: South African president, when confronted by Donald Trump and credit
Speaker 5: to Donald Trump for doing this, by the way, with
Speaker 5: the white genocide taking place a government sanctioned white genocide
Speaker 5: in South Africa, said this, whatever.
Speaker 4: We do say because we've got to deal with the past,
Speaker 4: the government.
Speaker 3: And we've got to deal with the past. Hey, we
Speaker 3: gotta take these farms. Got to slaughter a few people.
Speaker 3: There's no other way to deal with the past. Race
Speaker 3: communism is, in my opinion, the most effective form of communism.
Speaker 3: It's the most effective because it's easy to get people
Speaker 3: motivated by it, and when it comes to your opponents,
Speaker 3: it's easy to weaken their will to oppose you. It
Speaker 3: becomes who they are. You are inherently evil because you're white.
Speaker 3: I'm inherently good because I'm black. Once you get to
Speaker 3: that place, once that becomes woven into your DNA or
Speaker 3: whatever race you want to do, once that becomes woven
Speaker 3: into your DNA, you will march forward, attacking your enemy
Speaker 3: without end. But on the flip side of that coin,
Speaker 3: what if, for instance, well, I'll make this about me.
Speaker 3: I don't care about your race. Your skin color means
Speaker 3: nothing to me. Honestly, your religion means nothing to me.
Speaker 3: Are you somebody who shares my values? We'd probably get along.
Speaker 3: It really means nothing. It's not that I love it
Speaker 3: or hated. It means nothing. I don't care. So I'm
Speaker 3: somebody who doesn't want to be involved in any kind
Speaker 3: of a race battle. That doesn't interest me at all,
Speaker 3: not interested in the least. But what if what if
Speaker 3: a whole group of black dudes got together and they
Speaker 3: decided I was the bad guy for being white? Well,
Speaker 3: at first I would be a little bit confused. I
Speaker 3: don't understand what have I done. I haven't done anything.
Speaker 3: But at some point in time, if I am maybe
Speaker 3: a different kind of a person, maybe I would be
Speaker 3: tempted to maybe even start apologizing. Hey, look I'm sorry
Speaker 3: that man, Hey my bad. I know that my grandpa,
Speaker 3: or look, I know some things happened to you in
Speaker 3: the past. Would you like evidence of this, I would
Speaker 3: invite you to go look at the Black Lives Matter
Speaker 3: video from Washington, d C. Where the street animals were
Speaker 3: marching through the streets walking up to white people eating outside,
Speaker 3: demanding they raise their fist in solidarity and fist after
Speaker 3: fist after fist. What up? Oh you're right, I am sorry,
Speaker 3: you're right. Race communism is so effective at breaking down
Speaker 3: your defensives. Because you don't want to be called a racist,
Speaker 3: you don't want to be called whatever they've turned you
Speaker 3: turned you into in their mind. It weakens your defenses
Speaker 3: and it motivates them. It's part of their DNA woven
Speaker 3: into them. The people who die buy into that crap
Speaker 3: of every color, of every religion. The people who buy
Speaker 3: into it, it gets woven into their bones, and nothing
Speaker 3: you say can get them off of it. No law
Speaker 3: you pass will change their mind. And this is all
Speaker 3: going to come back to America right about now. Let's
Speaker 3: in fact go to Chicago. There's a great example of this.
Speaker 3: Mayor Brandon Johnson of Chicago and infamous black racist, came
Speaker 3: out recently. We already played the audio for you on
Speaker 3: the show. I'm not going to play it again where
Speaker 3: he said black people are the most generous people on earth,
Speaker 3: and that's why I only give these jobs to black people.
Speaker 3: And I'll give that job to black people. Mayor Brandon
Speaker 3: Johnson got confronted by this. I'll play both questions because
Speaker 3: they're both outstanding. Listen to the question, Listen to the
Speaker 3: non answer. There is no answer because a deep abiding
Speaker 3: hatred of white people is woven into his DNA. And
Speaker 3: it doesn't matter how many facts, how many audio clips,
Speaker 3: how many anything you show him, you can't get it out.
Speaker 6: I'm more than happy to ask this question. It's long overdue.
Speaker 6: For over a year, real chicagoan's white and black have
Speaker 6: been telling me that your black power rhetoric is bringing
Speaker 6: the city backwards from a place that we need the.
Speaker 3: Question that overcome.
Speaker 6: You want the question, please, real Chicagoans want to know,
Speaker 6: why are you a racist?
Speaker 7: Well, you know, first of all, I reject the idea
Speaker 7: and the premise that somehow that that's an actual legitimate.
Speaker 4: Question of that.
Speaker 6: He followed up, and my follow up question is, is
Speaker 6: a businessman Robert Gomez had his Riverfront restaurant license yanked,
Speaker 6: You said that the reason you hire black people's because
Speaker 6: they're the most generous race on the planet. His Riverfront
Speaker 6: restaurant license was yanked and given to a black restaurant tour.
Speaker 6: That seems too that has once again reinforced the belief
Speaker 6: among real Chicagoans why you are black and nexestion that
Speaker 6: you are a racist.
Speaker 4: What do you say to those people?
Speaker 7: Again, I reject the premise that somehow that your question
Speaker 7: has any legitimacy.
Speaker 3: Thank you for your time, sir.
Speaker 4: Whatever we do say, because we've got to deal with.
Speaker 3: The past, it becomes woven into your bones and you
Speaker 3: will act on it forever. Race. Communism gets into your bones.
Speaker 3: It is a deep, deep evil. Now. I know you
Speaker 3: probably don't care about South Africa, and unless you're listening
Speaker 3: from the Windy City, you don't really care about Chicago.
Speaker 3: But there's something much bigger at play here when it
Speaker 3: comes to the United States of America. DEI, we're dealing
Speaker 3: with it now. You already know what it is. You
Speaker 3: know what it stands for, you know how pervasive it is.
Speaker 3: And you have been cheering as I've been cheering, as
Speaker 3: the Trump administration is trying endlessly to root it out
Speaker 3: from where they find it. Let's discuss the task we
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Speaker 3: a Fantastic Wednesday. We are discussing race communism specifically right now,
Speaker 3: how it's not only a global phenomenon, it is into
Speaker 3: America's bones. And this is really why I wanted to
Speaker 3: have this talk tonight before we move on and discuss
Speaker 3: other things. Obviously, it's in the news because Trump got
Speaker 3: out there, to his credit, invited the South African president
Speaker 3: in and didn't just do the standard glad handing stuff,
Speaker 3: Hey glad you're here, so on and so forth, sat
Speaker 3: down with him on camera and said, hey, you want
Speaker 3: to address that.
Speaker 1: When you arrest that man, that man said kill the
Speaker 1: white farmers, kill the white farmers, and then he danced,
Speaker 1: and he's dancing, dancing and has killed the white farmers.
Speaker 1: I think, I'm sure, but I think if somebody got
Speaker 1: up in Parliament and sort of saying kill a certain
Speaker 1: group of people, that he would be and he would.
Speaker 4: Be arrested very quickly.
Speaker 1: That man is going all over South Africa.
Speaker 4: And that's not a small party.
Speaker 1: That was a stadium that holds one hundred thousand people.
Speaker 4: And I however, we do say, because we've got to deal.
Speaker 3: With the past, why are one hundred thousand people dancing
Speaker 3: around the stadium saying kill the white farmer? Because they've
Speaker 3: been told, it's been ingrained into them that white people
Speaker 3: are the source of all their problems, that white people
Speaker 3: are the devil. You're inherently evil if you're white. And
Speaker 3: so you grab your friends and a couple of machetes
Speaker 3: and you go find a white farmer, his wife and
Speaker 3: his daughter. You rape them and you chop them into
Speaker 3: little bits. Race communism used very effectively, like I said,
Speaker 3: by all communists. Mao was famous for this. China is
Speaker 3: not all Chinese the way we think of it. It's
Speaker 3: been divided a million times, different tribes, different ethnic areas.
Speaker 3: Mao was masterful at race communism. He would take this tribe,
Speaker 3: you're historically oppressed, and guess who oppressed you? Those guys.
Speaker 3: In fact, those guys should be paying for the sins
Speaker 3: of the past. You see those houses, those guys have
Speaker 3: those houses. Look at those guys. Go kill those guys.
Speaker 3: Those houses belong to you. They have to pay for
Speaker 3: the past. But here in the United States of America,
Speaker 3: it's in our bones too, and it's in our bones badly.
Speaker 3: DEI was nothing but the latest label America's race communists
Speaker 3: have used to push race communism forward, diversity, equity and inclusion.
Speaker 3: And of course diversity, equity and inclusion is being called
Speaker 3: out and blasted everywhere, both by Trump, the private sector,
Speaker 3: you me, everybody under the sun. And that's good, and
Speaker 3: the people practicing it are starting to turtle up a
Speaker 3: little bit, and that's good. However, what's bad is they're
Speaker 3: just changing their language. They're not changing their thinking. Because
Speaker 3: the thinking that America is evil, specifically the white people
Speaker 3: in America are evil and they deserve to have everything
Speaker 3: torn from them and their country burnt down, is into
Speaker 3: the bones of the American Left, and not just the
Speaker 3: black ones. Everybody, including the white ones on the American Left,
Speaker 3: inherently believes white people are stupid, evil, racist, and even
Speaker 3: if you're not, specifically, your granddad was, and you need
Speaker 3: to pay for the sins of the past. In this
Speaker 3: way of thinking, it's in college campuses, it's in the judiciary,
Speaker 3: it's high high up in corporate America. It is throughout
Speaker 3: the government. It is in the bones of the government.
Speaker 3: Do I need to remind you what happened when FEMA
Speaker 3: showed up after Hurricane Helen. FEMA was ordered to show
Speaker 3: up and start handing out some help or at least
Speaker 3: getting people registered for help. They were going door to door,
Speaker 3: you need help, What do you need? You need a
Speaker 3: place to say door to door. They flat out walked
Speaker 3: right past the Trump homes. Oh you have it, Chris,
Speaker 3: go ahead.
Speaker 8: And someone feels uncomfortable, we can't go to that home
Speaker 8: if you have loose dogs, and someone on the team
Speaker 8: was comfortable with dogs and another person is not, we
Speaker 8: can't go to that home because of safety precautionous.
Speaker 3: So you feared the Trump houses. The people on FEMA
Speaker 3: were faring the Trump houses like they were faring people
Speaker 3: with vicious dogs in their backyard exactly.
Speaker 8: And that's based on the that's based on the trends.
Speaker 8: You can ask FEMA, that was fema.
Speaker 3: Why don't we go check in with Columbia's Medical School.
Speaker 9: We enter the profession of medicine with appreciation for the
Speaker 9: opportunity to build on the scientific and humanistic achievements of
Speaker 9: the past. We also recognize the acts and systems of
Speaker 9: oppression affected in the name of medicine. We take this
Speaker 9: oath of service to begin building a future grounded in truth, restoration,
Speaker 9: and equity to fulfill medicine's capacity to liberate. I vow
Speaker 9: to use this knowledge to uplift my patients and disrupt
Speaker 9: the injustices that harm them. As I forged the future
Speaker 9: of medicine, I promise to self reflect diligently, to confront
Speaker 9: unconscious prejudices, and to develop the skills, knowledge, and character
Speaker 9: necessary to engender an inclusive, equitable field of medicine. Let
Speaker 9: us vow our heads in recognition of the gravity of
Speaker 9: this oath. We swear to faithfully engage with ideals some
Speaker 9: obligations for the ongoing betterment ofsness and humanity.
Speaker 3: I don't know whose idea it was to force the
Speaker 3: graduating medical students to read that. But let me ask
Speaker 3: you something, honestly, think about this, Whoever that was, whoever
Speaker 3: came up with that despicable statement, do you believe they've
Speaker 3: changed their views now that DEI isn't popular anymore? Do
Speaker 3: you believe they've changed their views? What about you know
Speaker 3: what that was FEMA, that was Columbia's medical What about
Speaker 3: the judicial system? That's a good place to start. Because
Speaker 3: Daniel Penny, Daniel Penny in New York, he was just
Speaker 3: a dude on a subway. Crazy criminal gets on those
Speaker 3: whom in a real naked choke dude ends up dying.
Speaker 3: Prosecutor tries to throw the book in him, charges him
Speaker 3: with everything she can possibly get away with. She couldn't
Speaker 3: go too far with everything she could get away with,
Speaker 3: try to manipulate it. So the white guy went to prison.
Speaker 3: But how does she handle other cases?
Speaker 10: Something that I did with a recent case of mind,
Speaker 10: and this was never has never been done in my office.
Speaker 10: I had a murder case where the defendant did not
Speaker 10: intentionally kill the victim. He went into an atm on
Speaker 10: the Upper West Side and tried to rob an individual. Unfortunately,
Speaker 10: it was an older individual. He was eighty six, and
Speaker 10: in the course of the robbery, he fell to the ground.
Speaker 10: As a result, he died. This is, under the law,
Speaker 10: a felony murder, which is akin to intentional murder. However,
Speaker 10: when I first got the case, I learned I took
Speaker 10: the time to learn about the defendant, and it was
Speaker 10: a strong case. So it wasn't about who done it.
Speaker 10: I knew immediately who did it. I could prove it.
Speaker 10: I could take it to trial that day and win it.
Speaker 10: But it wasn't about that. It was that the more
Speaker 10: I learned about the defendant and his life and the circumstances,
Speaker 10: the kinds of things that Jarrelle was talking about, that
Speaker 10: one should take into account the trauma of that individual.
Speaker 10: I really felt incredibly sorry for him that he had
Speaker 10: gotten to that point in his life where he felt
Speaker 10: like there was no other choice but to commit this robbery.
Speaker 3: That's a white woman. The white guy, well, he's he's
Speaker 3: inherently evil. He has to pay for the past.
Speaker 4: Ever, we do say, because we've got to deal with
Speaker 4: the top.
Speaker 3: So he's got to go to prison forever. The black
Speaker 3: guy robins, poor dude kills him, Well, what about his past,
Speaker 3: what about his ancestors? He deserves to be let off
Speaker 3: Scott free. That's in the bones. She's comfortable saying it,
Speaker 3: not just comfortable doing it. She's comfortable talking about it
Speaker 3: on camera. This is what we're up against. Now, that's
Speaker 3: all the bad news. Let's deal with the good news
Speaker 3: as far as opposing it and what it takes to
Speaker 3: oppose it. Let's discuss what it takes to oppose it
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Speaker 3: you can email the show Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com,
Speaker 3: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Now, how do we
Speaker 3: deal with this race communism? What do we do? How
Speaker 3: do we handle this?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 3: I have good news. Possibly depending on who you are,
Speaker 3: this may be good news, it may be bad news.
Speaker 3: But all it takes is boldness to deal with it.
Speaker 3: Did you know that? Do you know why race communism
Speaker 3: works on good people? Because it uses guilt? And guilt
Speaker 3: is an extremely extremely effective thing to use on good
Speaker 3: people or nice people, or whatever way you want to
Speaker 3: put it. If I can find some way to make
Speaker 3: you feel guilty, I think I'll text ab right now
Speaker 3: and I'll ask, Hey, can you can you make us
Speaker 3: some homemade hamburger helper tonight? Then if she texts back
Speaker 3: that no, she wants to do something healthier and something
Speaker 3: like that. Maybe I'll come up with something she did well.
Speaker 3: I mean, remember you you burnt dinner the other night,
Speaker 3: and that was my favorite dinner. It would be nice
Speaker 3: if we had some Hamburger helper. Horrible thing to do,
Speaker 3: of course, but so so effective. It would probably work
Speaker 3: like a charm on her. You have to boldly oppose
Speaker 3: it and speak up. You have to match their aggression
Speaker 3: with your own aggression. And the thing about what I
Speaker 3: just said is if you're like me, that's easy because
Speaker 3: I'm naturally that way, rude and bold and aggressive. But
Speaker 3: a lot of people, women in particular will struggle with this,
Speaker 3: but some men too. It just depends on your personality,
Speaker 3: how you were born. For a lot of people, man,
Speaker 3: that gets uncomfortable. But really, what this comes down to
Speaker 3: is a conversation you and I have had so many
Speaker 3: times before. Why has liberal aunt Peggy, the liberal in
Speaker 3: your life, your coworker, your aunt, your mom, your brother,
Speaker 3: the liberal, the leftist, the communist in your life? Why
Speaker 3: have they traditionally been the loudest ones at Thanksgiving, at
Speaker 3: Independence Day, at wherever there's a gathering, whenever there's a meeting.
Speaker 3: Why is it usually the lefties who are the loudest
Speaker 3: and boldest, because the good people don't want confrontation, the
Speaker 3: nice people don't want confrontation. Please don't embarrass me. I've
Speaker 3: just let her go. Let's roll your eyes, let's walk away.
Speaker 3: And what that's done is it's created the system in
Speaker 3: this country where the most vile, despicable communists are completely bold.
Speaker 3: They just operate without any fear whatsoever. They'll go on television,
Speaker 3: they'll crush white people, this stupid whitey idiot, dumb white people,
Speaker 3: ha ha, without any fear whatsoever. But what are the
Speaker 3: other people do? It doesn't matter what color you are.
Speaker 3: What are the good people do?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 3: I mean, he does have a point, And look, I
Speaker 3: just want to let you know before I even go
Speaker 3: any further. I have a lot of black friends, and
Speaker 3: I have a lot of sympathy for the Immediately you're
Speaker 3: throwing qualifiers out there, and I'm just trying to be
Speaker 3: nice and please please don't call me a racist, and boom,
Speaker 3: You've already lost. The second I hear qualifiers, you lost.
Speaker 3: You're done. The second you roll your eyes and walk away,
Speaker 3: you're done. But these people, they crumble like a sand
Speaker 3: castle when they are actually faced with equal boldness and
Speaker 3: aggression coming back their way. They can't even compute. I
Speaker 3: don't even you know what, Chris Corey find this freaking
Speaker 3: guy's name, whoever this reporter was this guy questioning Brandon Johnson. Listen,
Speaker 3: listen to this long blasting of Brandon Johnson. And in
Speaker 3: the end the mayor of Chicago couldn't do anything but well,
Speaker 3: I mean, I reject the premise of your question.
Speaker 6: My follow up question is, is a businessman Robert Gomez
Speaker 6: had his riverfront restaurant license yanked? You said that the
Speaker 6: reason you hire black people is because they're the most
Speaker 6: generous race on the planet. His riverfront restaurant license was
Speaker 6: yanked and given to a black restaurantur That seems too
Speaker 6: that has once again reinforced the belief among real Chicagoans,
Speaker 6: why you a black? That question that you are a racist?
Speaker 4: What do you say to those people?
Speaker 7: Again, I reject the premise this somehow that your question
Speaker 7: has any legitimacy.
Speaker 3: Thank you for your time, Sir owned him, and you
Speaker 3: know what, I have to give credit where credit is due.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump deserves some credit for the change in how
Speaker 3: bold our side has become in dealing with communists. Did
Speaker 3: you hear him destroy this NBC reporter today from the
Speaker 3: White House. He's been doing this for ten years. Sometimes
Speaker 3: it works, sometimes it doesn't. But what's happened is courage
Speaker 3: is contagious, and when he speaks like this, it gives
Speaker 3: people the boldness to do the same.
Speaker 6: The Pentagon announcement would be accepting afaring jets be used
Speaker 6: as air perform.
Speaker 4: What are you talking about? What you know? You to
Speaker 4: get out of here?
Speaker 11: What does this have to do with the guitar jet?
Speaker 11: They're giving the United States Air Force a jet? Okay,
Speaker 11: and it's a great thing. We're talking about a lot
Speaker 11: of other things. This NBC trying to get off the
Speaker 11: subject of what you just saw.
Speaker 1: You are a real you know, you're a terrible report
Speaker 1: number one.
Speaker 4: You don't have what it takes to be reported. You're
Speaker 4: not smart enough.
Speaker 1: But for you to go into a subject about a
Speaker 1: jet that was given to the United States Air Force,
Speaker 1: which is a very nice thing. They also gave five
Speaker 1: point one trillion dollars worth of investment in addition to
Speaker 1: the jet.
Speaker 4: Go back, You're to go.
Speaker 11: Back to your studio at NBC.
Speaker 1: Because Brian Roberts and the people that run that place.
Speaker 4: They are to be investigated. They are so terrible.
Speaker 11: The way you run that debtwork, and you're a disgraced
Speaker 11: no more question.
Speaker 3: That's perfect. That's how you deal with him, right in
Speaker 3: your stupid face. I think you're stupid, I think you're
Speaker 3: an idiot. Whatever argument they make, come right back at them.
Speaker 3: And this is easy though when you're dealing with an
Speaker 3: NBC News reporter. It's more difficult when you're dealing with
Speaker 3: race communists, especially in this country. But if we are
Speaker 3: bold enough to speak up, to speak out against this
Speaker 3: kind of filth, then we will really start to make
Speaker 3: significant gains. But I am warning you now, like I
Speaker 3: warned you to open the show. The leopard wants to
Speaker 3: hunt because it's in his bones. And the American communist
Speaker 3: believes white people are evil. It's in his bones and
Speaker 3: he operates that way, whether he's a judge, whatever he is,
Speaker 3: and that's what we're up against.
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