Ask Dr. Jesse Friday

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
The Jesse Kelly Joe Final hour of The Jesse Kelly
Show on a wonderful ask Doctor Jesse Friday, as we
charge headlong into the weekend, let us get to as
many questions as we possibly can. I mean, people were
even asking about the freaking mongols this hour. Let's get here, though, Jesse.
I have a controversial question, maybe even for you everyone else,

(00:25):
maybe even for you. I think by now we've established
that there's really no place we won't go here on
this show. The subject of this one is black racism.
I had thought in the back of my mind after
Arena Zurutsko was savagely murdered, it was this, did nobody
help her because everyone on the train car was black.

(00:47):
I know the Communists have been fomenting racism since Obama,
but I thought there was no way it could be
that bad. Then I saw the clips of what black
pastors were saying after the murder of Charlie Kirk, and
now I'm thinking, maybe the racism could be that bad.
Am I too far out there? What does the doctor think? Okay,
so let's talk about this first. There is no question,

(01:14):
no question that a portion of the black community in
this country is horribly racist, terribly racist, and there because
there's not really a social stigma for them to come
out and be honest about it, they'll shout it from
the rooftops. You know, I hate white people. I hate this,

(01:35):
I hate that, I hate that. And there's no question
that there are black churches mainly this black liberation theology.
That's what you need to look out for Black churches,
but that are disgusting and preach that stuff from the
pulpit loudly, loudly, loudly. There's no question about that, no question.

(01:57):
This has created in some black people a way of
thinking that white people are evil. You can do whatever
you want to white people. I mean, yeah, look Obama's pastor,
we played it last night.

Speaker 2 (02:09):
When it came to treating the citizens of African descent, fairly,
America failed. She put them in change the government, put
them on slave quarters, put them on action auction blocks,
put them in cotton fields, put them in inferior schools,
and then wants us.

Speaker 3 (02:28):
To sing God bless America. No, no, no, not God
bless America. God America. That's in the Bible. For killing
innocent people, God for America, for treating US citizens. That's
less than human God America, because long as see clear
class that act like she is God and she is supreme.

Speaker 1 (02:52):
Imagine the effect it would have on your mind and
soul to consume that kind of vile hatred with all
your cultural influences, because that is something that is the
life of some black people in this country. So I'm
not denying any of that at all, not denying at all,
And no, this is not something I would ever avoid
on the show. I will, however, remind you that just

(03:17):
because you see these videos on social media, this black
pastor saying this, or or this gang of black teenagers
doing this or that, remember that's not all black people.
There are all kinds of black churches and black pastors
that are wonderful. There are my next door neighbors black

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and he's the most normal human being. Just he's a
he's us, he's you, it's me, wife, kids. No, it's
not all. Are there huge gigantic problems in the black community.
There's absolutely no question the fatherless crisis, the urban black

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are a disaster, and culturally they are wretched. That doesn't
mean it's every black person in the country. That is
not true whatsoever. So let's just be clear about those
few things. Now as far as the train goes, is
that why they didn't help her because she was white? Maybe?
Maybe I don't know. But I will also say, and

(04:23):
there's a term for this, I forget what it is,
bystander syndrome. It might be I think it says something
to do with bystander human beings when something terrible is
happening in front of them, oftentimes they will freeze. And
by the way, a black guy did get up, you
just didn't catch it on the video. I think it

(04:44):
was after thirty forty five seconds and ran over and
tried to patch her up and tried to help. And obviously, look,
when you take three stabs like that to the neck area,
that your prospects are not wonderful. Okay, if they nick
an artery, you're pretty much you're pretty much gone anyway.
But a black guy did spring into action. People tend
to freeze in the wake of that. You're shocked, You're confused,

(05:11):
and remember probably scared that dude that what is that
black I snamed de Carlo whatever is whatever the animal's
name was. That was a big dude, big dude tat
it up. You just watched him murder somebody. You don't
know what now he's talking to himself with blood dripping
from his knife as he walks around the train. That

(05:34):
is it is a very normal human reaction to just
kind of sit there and go, uh, it's a very
normal thing.

Speaker 2 (05:41):
Now.

Speaker 1 (05:41):
I don't want that for you. I hope you're the
type of person. I hope I'm the type of person
that would spring into action immediately. But that's a lot
of hope because that is a very normal reaction. I
saw a lot of people saying, why is everyone sitting there? Wise,
that's a human reaction to something like that. It's very
very human thing. Bronco. You've talked a lot about taking

(06:05):
back our country from the communists, but how do we
take back our churches? Last weekend showed how dire the
situation it is, with many pastors refusing to talk about
Charlie Kirk and the aggression of anti Christian forces in
this country. Is the best we can do to just
find another church? Or can something be done about the
church leaders who both lack courage and discernment? Her name

(06:29):
is Annie well One. You do need to find a
new church if your pastor is weak and pathetic because
you cannot be guided there. I told you the story
about when I lost mine. Everyone knows that story now.
When I lost my church after George Floyd died. Pastor
gets up, super nice guy, nicest guy in the world,

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and gives a sermon on white privilege, on his white privilege,
and I said goodbye, and I'll never ever, ever, ever
ever be back for any reason whatsoever. If he approached
me and apologized to me, and from what I understand
from other people who still attend there, he does regret
that that even then, I would never go back. Not

(07:13):
because I don't forgive him. I would never go back
because I need you to guide me in my family
with strength and clarity. And if you are weak enough
to get eaten up by the communists in the wake
of a big outrage, I can't trust you with that.

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If your pastor in the past week or this weekend
was effeminate, meanly mouthed about it, I didn't agree with everything.
If your pastor was anything but clear on losing a martyr,
he was a Christian martyr. If your pastor was anything
but clear, get out. And I know that sucks. Church

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shopping is the worst frigging thing in the world. Chris,
I don't know if it's the same for synagogue shopping shopping,
but it is the worst thinging to Oh, it's yeah,
you gotta let's try this one. All that kind of
sucked and now we gotta try that. The last time
we were church shopping when I when we lost ours.
I think it was two years before we found one.
It's hard. It sucks. I know it sucks. I will
not have my family guided by a weekling. I will not.

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If you cannot speak out boldly against the demons in
this country who have declared open war on Christ himself,
then you suck and you should go back, go work
in the library or something. Sombrero Jesse. You covered the
Mongolian Empire extensively during your previous history episodes, and I
find it fascinating. But after the thirteen hundreds, I know

(08:41):
literally literally, I know literally nothing about Mongolia. What's the
status of their country now? Were they in consideration for
the Crappiest Country in the World competition? Okay, his name's Kenny.
Mongolia is a kind of a norm place now. They're

(09:02):
definitely not in the running for crappiest country. It's not
some dump or anything like that. Mongolian people were actually
really cool, really fascinating people. And I give you this
little tidbit. The first time Donald Trump was president, he
met with their president or prime minister. I forget what
it is that they're they're big cheese, they're head of state.
And they brought him a horse. You know. That's that's

(09:25):
what obviously the Mongolian army was known for. They were
all horsebacks. They were all on horseback. They were famous
for their horse argers. They were a nomadic, horseback driven people. Well,
because they're still there in the Asian step and they
still value their heritage and their history, they're not ashamed
of it. You should go look up. If you want
something cool, go look up the statue of Genghis Khan

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that's in Mongolia. They're not ashamed of the guy who
killed forty million people. They're all, yeah, that's right. Don't
forget it. Anyway, they brought Trump a horse. I don't
think he could keep. It's something to do with the laws.
I think you had to give it away to something else.
But isn't that so freaking cool. That's a great gift
of Mongolian Oh, and the president or prime minister. You'll

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see it in the picture if you look it up.
Look totally thick. I mean it was a big dude.
Mongolians were thick, short but thick, stocky dudes still look
the exact same to day. It was great. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday. Remember you can
email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So you
got some bad meat out of the fridge, hunt Chris,

(10:30):
Jewish producer Chris is a little under the weather today,
decided to play a very dangerous game. Decided to eat
some meat out of the fridge that didn't quite pass
the smell test. And I've done that so many times
in my life. You know what I do it with
obviously something you don't do, bacon. I do it with bacon.

(10:53):
I'll give it a smell and yes it cod was bad. Idiot,
It's pork. Of course, it goes bad. Why do you
think you people don't eat it? It's a it's a
filthy animal. I understand it goes bad anyway. It goes bad.
It goes bad. And you know when it goes bad
because it'll let you know, right and it has an
odor to it. But one time I was craving bacon

(11:15):
so bad, and it was all we had. And I
gave it a smell and I thought, ah, a little bad.
But I don't think maybe it's my imagination. So I
toss it in the frying pan, starts sizzling. Bob comes out,
What are you cooking that doesn't smell good at all?
I'm like, that's bacon. She said, throw that away immediately. Jesse,

(11:42):
dear historical oracle. He says, what is the difference between
a Democrat activist using violence in a five year old
throwing a temper tantrum? Well, question answers itself. Jesse, you
said Ob complained about the smell of smoke in your
house from the brisket last week. Have you considered moving
your easy bake oven pellet smoker it's not an easy

(12:04):
bake oven outside or is it just too heavy for
your mini mittens? Also in the past, you said brisket
was five or six pounds? Is your brisket from veal? Okay?
His name is Christopher, first of all? Five or six
pounds is plenty? Yes, it is Chris, It's plenty. This

(12:27):
is a very expensive cut of meat. Money doesn't grow
on trees. Five or six pounds is plenty of brisket.
That's one. Two. My smoker, even though it happens to
use pellets, is outside. I don't understand exactly how that

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whole house smells like smoke. Still, when the smoker was outside,
it was against the house, I guess, so maybe it
just came in through the cracks obviously somehow what Chris,
what Chris said as a smoke supposed to be a
bad smell. Well, it's funny you brought that up, buddy,
because that's that's very similar to what I said to

(13:11):
aub when she complained about the whole Bandrooin smells like
it now. I actually said, yeah, you're welcome. And that
didn't land all that well. That didn't land all that
well at all. She was so upset. Jesse, I watch
your show and enjoy it. I'm usually good just watching,
but after Charlie Kirk was assassinated, I was having so

(13:31):
I was having emotions. I'll ask Jesse what he thinks.
There is talk of death penalty as a punishment. Do
you think they will try to use mental illness as
a defense, especially because of sexual orientation. Okay, first know
this that it's very difficult to get the insanity plea through.

(13:56):
This is something most people think that you I'll just
plead insanity. It's really really hard to get off using insanity,
very very hard. Most of the time you see that done,
it's because there's a crooked communist judge trying to let
one of the animals go free. Remember that story is
assistant awful story. There was this gigantic black woman who

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I mean, I don't know whether she's mentally ill, possessed
by a demon, I don't know, but in a grocery
store parking lot, she pulls out a knife and stabs
to death a two year old boy. And then during
her trial when they were reading her charges and stuff
like that, she was smiling about the whole thing, smiling
about the whole thing. They led her off with just

(14:42):
like a mental institution, no jail time, no nothing. How
did that happen? Judge is a dirty communist, So that's
about the only time that's going to happen. How this
is going to work out in Utah, I don't know.
I don't know. I can't predict the future on it.
I will say that I I'll be shocked if he
doesn't plead guilty, but when you have this kind of

(15:06):
tranny sickness in your mind, maybe he'll ask for the
death penalty. I don't know. I know that from what
we understand now, he told his father, when his father
told him to turn himself in, he told his father,
I'd rather just kill myself. Lots of these monsters who
do these things kill themselves anyway. I was, to be honest,
I was shocked when they found him alive. You know

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how it took a couple of days for him to
turn himself in, which is still, by the way, very
embarrassing for law enforcement. I'm sorry, that's embarrassing. You could
have took you a couple of days and the guy
had to turn himself in. Anyway, When it took law
enforcement a couple of days and then a kid turned
himself in, I assumed they were going to find him dead.
These demons who do this stuff very often do it

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just to hurt someone on the way out. They are
already going to kill themselves. They hate themselves, but they
want to take something good, something wonderful, with them. That's
why a lot of these tranny shooters shoot up Christian
in schools, because there are just these wonderful places where
wonderful kids are in there, just just learning, and it's

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an opportunity to take out the best of us on
the way out the door. Because they're demons. It's demonic.
You have to believe in evil. You have to whatever
your religious belief system is, you have to know that
the devil is real, that demons are real. And if
you can't see that now with everything going on around you,

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I don't know what to tell you. It is real.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Friday and
ass doctor Jesse Friday. Let's get back to him because
we're running out of time. Subject to this one is
why wouldn't I want Franco? I keep hearing Franco is
coming or similar. I've tried to find good infos or
on so forth. Is there a reason I shouldn't want

(16:50):
a Franco here? It seems like we're making some progress
politically now, but I worry what country will be left
from my children. From what I understand, Franco stopped a
communist revolution that was led by absolute animals. Maybe it
was bloody, but should I prefer that then a slow
death to the country of my ancest my ancestors work

(17:11):
to build. Look, I understand the desire for it, especially
in the face of communist aggression, when they're killing us,
when they're when they're operating like they are. I understand
the desire for a right wing dictator. Give me someone

(17:31):
who will rise up, smash communism once and for all
in this country, and then we can just be done
with the whole thing. But let me push back on
this or just caution you for a couple of things.
I'm not telling you you're wrong. First of all, the second,
you have essentially a dictator rise. That may sound really

(17:52):
really really good, but that can turn bad really fast,
really really fast. Freedom is what we want. What we
want is to be free. Now, maybe you're saying what
we can't be free as long as these communists are

(18:14):
still attacking us all the time, And you're correct. However,
I know last week was a tremendous loss, one that
you're still sad and angry about it. I know, I know,
I know you're still angry about the actions of the
Biden administration. I know all that is true. But we
are winning right now without a dictator. We are winning

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right now, and it's because we're winning culturally, those are
the best wins that we don't want a dictator to
snuff out communism. We want culture to snuff out communism.
Culture is more powerful than any of these things. You
know that what's society the incentivizes what it disincentivizes. That's

(19:02):
what culture is. We want it to be unacceptable to
be a dirty communist. That's what we want, and we
are getting there rapidly. I know we have a very
long way to go, but when we're winning, let's not
get impatient and try to fast forward to the end
and get a dictator. Now, you may come anyway. You

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may come anyway, because it doesn't matter what I say.
There is already an appetite for one and that appetite
only grows every time the Communists do something more evil,
or anytime they speak.

Speaker 4 (19:39):
The majority proceeded with a resolution that brings great pain
to the millions of Americans who endured segregation, Jim Crow
and the legacy of bigotry today. We should be clear
about who Charlie Kirk was, a man who believed that
the Civil Rights Act that granted Black America Cans the

(20:00):
right to vote was a mistake, who, after the violent
attack on Paul Pelosi claimed that quote some amazing patriot
unquote should bail out his brutal assailant.

Speaker 1 (20:14):
You hear that and your blood pressure goes through the roof.
But let me make you feel better about something. Your
blood pressure isn't as high as hers is right now
because she's getting fat. Really what Chris she is? And
I'm worried about it. I don't understand what is happening.
Jasmine Crockett's so fat now she has to wear a

(20:36):
pillow in her lap. AOC's wearing garbage bags. I don't
understand what is happening. Shouldn't be Jesse. I'm just about
set up to leave California. I haven't really seen much
of the country. I'm thinking about taking some long weekends,
check out some major city locations. He has to be
in a major city, rent a car, see some small towns.

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Do you think this will give me a good enough
education to pick a good place to start over? There's
no no substitute for being there. You can do a
lot of things on the internet today, I mean, shoot
the internet. You can look at a house from across
the country and have a video and walk through the
whole thing. Still no substitute for being there. It's the

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only way to do it. You know what I like
to do in cities or new places, And boy, I'm
about to sound like such an old dork. You know
what I do. I walked them. I don't even want
to be in a car. I walked them. Like when
we did Boston a few weeks ago. Mirow of me,
Chris Wrory. We went back to Boston, hung out at
Wrko did Boston. I don't want to be driven around

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the city. I don't want to take cabs. I don't
want to rent a car. One day I walked I
don't know how many miles it was, miles and miles
and miles. I walked the entire city. I just walked
the whole thing, to the shore, to China Town. I've
just walked the whole dagone thing, because it gives you
a much better feel to be physically in it, out

(22:03):
of a car, out of a building, physically in it.
If you are ever considering moving to a place, walk it,
even if it's a small town. Park your car on
one end and go walk walk. Pop into some shops,
of course, pop into some restaurants, get some cheese sticks.
Those are delicious and don't roll your eyes. Chris, And

(22:24):
if I may give you a piece of advice when
you're walking, this is gonna change your life. Wear your
everywhere pants from Cozy Earth. They are look you're not
even gonna want to take them off when you get
back to your hotel room. They look it looks like
you're wearing khakis. They look so nice you can walk

(22:45):
them right into a steakhouse. But when you get home,
they're just these I don't know. I don't think I
want to call them silky, but they are almost silky, stretchy.
They're like wearing sweats, sweats that look like khakis. Get
some free making everywhere pants, man. I told you I
have one pair. If I had five pair, I would
never wear anything else ever on my legs. My legs.

(23:07):
Love everywhere pants at Ladies Day. Don't worry. Cozy Earth
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com promo code Jesse, Jesse. You know what would make
my day if our government went after George Soros as
the enemy of the state, seized all his assets and
prosecuted him. Why couldn't that happen? Well, I don't know

(23:33):
that it won't. I don't know that it will either.
But what I really really like, what I really like
is that I hear Donald Trump and Steven Miller and JD. Vance.
I hear these people talking about going after their networks,
going after the communist funding networks. It is so critically important.

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It's everything. We can't focus on one shooter, one killer
and win. This communism is organized and funded, and honestly,
a lot of it is still funded by US, but
it is organized and funded. All this disgusting activism. So
much of this LGBTQ filth and the race communism and

(24:16):
everything else is funded and organized and oftentimes by people
outside of the United States of America, not all of it,
A lot of it's from within the country. I've said
a million times that George Soros has been allowed to
declare open war on this country and spend millions of
dollars turning it into a sewer mortifies me. I cannot

(24:37):
believe that has been allowed to go on for years
and years and years and years and years. No country
in the history of the world would allow a foreign born,
rich guy to just attack endlessly without a response. There
should have been a response years ago. It sends a
bad message to other rich guys around the world who

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may want to get involved and do the exact same thing.
It sends a message that that's the kind of thing
we allow, that that's the kind of thing we're okay with.
Maybe we should be sending a different kind of a message. Jesse,
new listener here. You replaced Mark Levin in Louisville, Kentucky. And,
for the life of me and my failing ears, I'm
not sure what name you're using for your wife. Is

(25:21):
it a pet name, an abbreviation, or something truly enjoyed
the show. Thanks for your service, Love your wife and family.
Her name is Aubrey b as in boy Aubrey. That's
her name. I call her AB. It's short for Aubrey
ahb Is. I guess it probably does sound like I'm

(25:41):
calling her Bob or something like that. It's AB unless
she's really upset with me about something. Then I call
her princess, and that only seems to make her angrier.
But I still try. One of these days, I feel
like it's gonna work. I say princess and then I'll
try to like reach out and pay at her arm
or something, and then that only makes her angry and

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she's like, I'm not a dog, don't pet me, and
this doesn't make anything better. She usually says something like that,
which only makes me laugh, and then she gets more mad.
It's a really vicious cycle. Jesse, do you think numbers
should be written in words or digits? Digits? It's insane
that I have to spell out the number seven or
the number five or something. This is in Egypt. I
should just be able to write a number down. It's crazy. Yes,

(26:26):
it is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The
Jesse Kelly Show. On a Wonderful Friday, and ask doctor
Jesse Friday. Remember Monday brings US Medal of Honor. Monday
also brings US Haiti versus France. Part do. It's going
to be quite a day historical oracle my local warplane museum.

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We'll be having the Vietnam Veterans Memorial moving wall in
a few weekends. Gosh, that's so freaking cool. I have
a seven year old son who I'm bringing up the
right way to honor and remember the hero that died
for this country. I want it to be interactive for him,
not just names on the wall, other than stealing an
idea from you with Medal of Honor recipients and claiming

(27:10):
credit for myself. Where can I explain the story and
then we can find the names. Do you have any
other ideas how to get him to better understand and
interact with it at that age? He loves war stories,
is extremely interested in the military. There are for a
seven year old. There are very good documentaries out there.

(27:32):
I'm just trying to remember how appropriate they all are.
That dirty communist ken Burns did one that was really
not bad at all. If you don't want to watch
a ken Burns thing, which I understand seven year olds
are very visual, a Vietnam war documentary would be a
fascinating thing. It would be a very fascinating thing. That's

(27:55):
kind of the route I would go, because you're right.
I talk to my boys always. Both have taken a
school trip to Washington, d C. And part of that
school trip is go visit the Vietnam you know, go
visit the wall, go look at the names. And I
did the best I could beforehand to prepare them for
that and to explain to them, and this might help

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explain to your boy as well that when they're there,
they're going to see people possibly crying, laying flowers down,
things like that, and explain, you know those names, that's
somebody's brother, somebody's dad, somebody's husband. Those those names were
all someone who didn't come back from that god forsaken place.

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So I think maybe that'll help Bronco. Seeing the transgenders
at the local USPCA pistol matches PSA pistol matches. Never
saw one before this year, and now I'm seeing different
ones at matches all over the East Coast. I travel
a pretty wide net for matches and have been surprised
how frequently there is one or two at the match.

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There was a mini revolt last weekend as the Old
Guard all registered for the match as ladies. I hope
all is well. Looking forward to the new restaurant in
your neighborhood being vegan, You know that's not nice. I
want to remind you this is not to scare you.
It is to remind you. They are training. Are you

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They have a group, do you? The demons are organizing
and training with weapons. They believe there's going to be
an armed conflict. They want there to be an armed conflict.
They believe in using violence to get what they want.
Are you preparing for that? Are you preparing your children

(29:43):
for that? Just the reminder, another reminder that Hillsdale gives
out more than forty courses at no cost, at no cost.
Maybe you're worried. I talked about inoculating your children, preparing
them for a common munist teacher. You understand that Hillsdale

(30:04):
is a great way to do that. You don't have
to have a wealth of knowledge inside of your head.
Hillsdale has the knowledge and they'll give it to you
at no cost. Sit down and take an understanding Capitalism
course with your child. Don't let their first economics course
come from some dirty communist teacher somewhere. Prepare them, armor

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them with knowledge. That's what Hillsdale gives out. That's why
they give it out for free. You don't have to
do that. They could charge for all this stuff, but
I get to do it for free. You get to
do it for free. I have to drive an hour
tonight after the show. AB and I are going somewhere.
We already have a course downloaded. Hillsdale dot edu slash
Jesse gets you no cost. Hillsdale dot edu slash Jesse,

(30:51):
the Constitution, the Athens, you want to learn about the
Book of Genesis, whatever, Hillsdale dot edu slash Jesse.

Speaker 2 (31:00):
And now here's a headline? Why you know?

Speaker 1 (31:03):
You know the thing emails? We didn't get to Jesse.
When is the last time a conservative Republican shot a
prominent Democrat? I agree with Eric Trump. The bullets are
only flying one way. What say you, old wise? One, Well,
that's not something we do, and I'm glad we don't

(31:24):
for a couple different reasons. One, I don't want you
to breaking the law and I don't want you hurting
anybody ever. That's one. Two. We are two weeks removed
from the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Are we better or
worst off as a movement than we were beforehand? We're
much better, angrier, more resolved. TPUSA chapters sprouting up all

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across the country. It's almost impossible to kill your way
out of a problem. Dudes, especially dudes liked imagine that
we can. That has proven historically to be almost impossible.
You don't stay non violent because you're a pacifist, and
if they ever try to get violent with you, you be

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violent back. They'll can be wrong. But you don't stay
non violent because you're a pacifist. You stay non violent
because it's the most effective. Why do you think Martin
Luther King Junior, why do you think he was more
successful than the Black Panthers at getting equal rights, equal
treatment for black people? Well because the Black Panthers believed

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in killing people and beating people up, believed in force,
and all that did was turn people off. Martin Luther
King chose a different way. There's a lesson there. It's
more effective. We don't want the bullets flying both ways. Hey, Jesse,
been with you since the beginning. I'm just wondering if
we will see the NFL, NBA, Major League Baseball, NHL

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put stickers on their helmets and patches on their jerseys
for Charlie Kirk like they did George Floyd. He also says,
I ask your audience to pray for my little brother
Or who has cancer. And this guy's name is Tim,
So keep Or in your prayers. One two. Look, I've
been as hard on professional sports as anybody. I'm still

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heartbroken to have lost my beloved NFL to the woke
mind virus. I hate that, but I have to give
credit where credit is due. Professional sports leagues in the
wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination have been really wonderful. The
NFL has I think it was I think every team
but four, or every team but five, Almost every team

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in the NFL had a public moment of silence. That's
really cool. The New York Yankees, I'm not even a
Yankee fan. Screw the Yankees, quit anyway. The New York
Yankees had a moment of silence, a long one, and
put his name up there. Professional sports leagues, you know,

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I'm all too ready to average them every single chance
I get. They've been really great. In fact, a lot
of corporate America has been really great. Remember what gotten
Jimmy Kimmel fired wasn't the FCC. It was because major
carriers like Sinclair of ABC. You know, Sinclair had something

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like sixty four stations or something like that, said what
he said is unacceptable, and he's off of our airwaves.
We're not playing it anymore. That's what Dune's Jimmy Kimmel.
Portions of corporate America are dying to get out from
the communists that has covered them, from the communism that
has covered them. They are dying for that. They want

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it endlessly. That's a very very good thing. Now, I
told you last weekend to put your phone away. I
told you why I was going to, and then I
turned into a stupid liar. I couldn't stop. I ended
up getting back on the phone. I'm going to try
to be better this weekend. You try to be better
than I was. Let's put our phones away and I'll
see you again on Monday. All right, that's all.