Best of Segments Hour 3

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hey, the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour, final hour of
The Jesse Kelly Show. On a wonderful Wednesday. Tomorrow we
shall return to tackle so many other things, whatever the
big issues of the day are, and Part three of
the Rhodesian Bush War will continue tomorrow. Now, here's what

(00:20):
we have on tap for this hour. Impeachment it's coming,
It's already here. I'll get to that in a moment.
Some horrible things and maybe wonderful things about AI we
can talk about. I'm way behind on emails. I owe
those to you. The Red State GOP is completely useless.
All that we make fun of James carvill In so

(00:42):
much more in the final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show. Now,
the midterm elections next November. I don't have to tell
you they're important. You know they're important. I'm not going
to insult your intelligence. We do have to get ready
for something, though, and I'm gonna try not to get
frustrated with the GOP here. I'm gonna do the best

(01:02):
I can. Remember that Democrats they impeach Donald Trump twice.
Donald Trump has been impeached twice. Why previously that was
so insanely rare? Why would you just do it, whether
it's something we have to get about Democrats. Now, we

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already talked Bill Clinton's Democrat Party's gone. JFK's party is
long gone. Democrats today, local, state, and federal, there are
no guardrails, there are no limiting principles, and any quote
moderate Democrat who even attempts to put those guardrails up

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gets completely steamrolled and destroyed. Meaning there's no level of
insanity or evil that Democrats won't accept and eventually promote.
And if you are a Democrat who attempts to speak sanity,

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you know you'll be destroyed. So all of them they
just keep their mouths shut or they go along with it. Now,
I was screaming about this when Democrats were impeaching Donald
Trump twice and then we took back the House of Representatives.
If you were listening back then, you remember, we have
to impeach Joe Biden. He has to be impeached. He does.

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And the reason I said that wasn't just because he'd
done about a thousand impeachable things. It was because I
knew if Democrats ever took back the House of Representatives
and there was a Republican president, didn't matter who it
was they would impeach him. They would impeach him all
the time, because there is nothing internally for them that

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can hold down back from all the evil crap they do.
The only chance we have at holding them back is
we have to do it. We have to whip the
school kids back into line. Probably not the best way
to put that. We have to whip the school kids
back into line, because otherwise they're never going to whip themselves.

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And it was a tremendous failure of the low TGP
to not impeach Joe Biden because the lesson the communists
learned from that was we can impeach their guy all day,
every day, and when they take power back, they're too
scared and weak to do it back to us. Therefore,

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the party that had no limiting principles before somehow has
fewer of them today. Why would you ever stop? If
you're a Democrat, allow me to introduce you to a
member of Congress, Sri tanned to Hart. Gosh, what are
we doing in this country?

Speaker 2 (04:06):
Hello? This is Congressman ChRI Tannadar. Today I introduced articles
to impeach Secretary Pete hecset for murder and conspiracy to
murder and reckless and unlawful.

Speaker 1 (04:21):
I know you have the stones, doctor.

Speaker 2 (04:23):
Jones, handling of classified information since day one, Secretary Hexit.

Speaker 1 (04:30):
Remember when that guy fell into the crocodiles Indiana Jones
and the last Temple will doom. Remember that they were
fighting on the bridge, and that there was the priest
guy who reached his hand into someone's heart and tore
his heart out. Tell me it doesn't sound just like this.

Speaker 2 (04:46):
Guy has disgrace. That once proud office that he holds
from his chewing orders to kill everybody on.

Speaker 1 (04:56):
Board is Jewish. Producer Chris makes a good point. He
said he's more like one of the palace guys, and
I want to take back what I said. I think
he's a palace guy too. Definitely a palace guy, Chris,
I should start this from the beginning. I'm gonna refrain
from making any jokes. By the way, if you actually
look this guy up, Shri, they say this Thandahar Tandahar.
If you look him up as much of a ridiculous

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clown as you think, he sounds like, he looks so
much worse. Let me say this one more time before
I play it. I've told guys this before. Just go bald. Okay,
don't die it. Guys. Listen, everyone knows I've seen billionaires

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Mark Cuban, I've seen you know how much money Mark
Cuban has billions. He dyed his hair. It's so obvious
and it looks terrible. Some guys will die it. Some
guys will go for the comb over thing. And then
there are guys like Shri Indiana Jones. He I think

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he went out and killed the biggest, fluffiest cat he
could find and then skinned it and placed it on
top of his head. It might be the worst two
pay I've ever seen in my entire life. Anyway, back
to Shri and Ianna Johnson.

Speaker 2 (06:18):
Hello, this is Congressman SHRII Thannadar. Today I introduced articles
to impeach Secretary Pete Hesett for murder and conspiracy to murder,
and reckless and unlawful mishandling of classified information. Since day one,
Secretary Hexit has disgrace that once proud office that he

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holds from ishoeing orders.

Speaker 1 (06:47):
I love how he forgot the name of the office.

Speaker 2 (06:49):
To kill everybody on board a small boat with no
evidence of any wrongdoing, to launching a follow up strike,
to finish off survivors who barely clinging onto their life.

Speaker 1 (07:08):
What is it going to be like if Democrats hold
the House of Representatives after the midterm election. It's going
to be daily clown show after daily clown show after
daily clown show. Because the animals have no incentive now
to not They know to the low TGP will not

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act when they take power. They know it, and now
it's emboldened them. Why do you think, why do you
think we have these losers like Spencer Cox, he's the
governor of Utah.

Speaker 3 (07:42):
I disagree with congress Woman Omark. I think she should
be voted out of office. And I think I can
do that without attacking her religion, or her race or
her ethnic background. I think that that's really important.

Speaker 1 (07:58):
I know, Oh my gosh, no wonder the Communists have
torn through this country with reckless abandon No wonder they
act so bold all the time. In case you're wondering
what he's responding to, it's this from trying to.

Speaker 4 (08:16):
Love this elan o'mar whatever that is. She with a
little shoed it's little turban. I love her. She comes
in there's nothing, but she's always complained. She comes from
her country where. I mean, it's considered about the worst
country in the world.

Speaker 1 (08:35):
Right.

Speaker 4 (08:36):
They have no military, they have no nothing, They have
no parliaments, they don't know what they hell the word
parliament means they have nothing. They have no police, They
police themselves. They kill each other all the time. I
love it. She comes to our country and she's always
complaining about the constitution allows me to do this the
country we would have get her to hell out. She

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married her brother in order to get right, she married
her brother.

Speaker 1 (09:03):
In response to that, the Republican governor of Utah said this.

Speaker 3 (09:07):
Look, I disagree with Congresswoman Omark. I think she should
be voted out of office. And I think I can
do that without attacking her religion, or her race.

Speaker 1 (09:21):
Or And this is why Sri Indiana Jones has already
filed articles of impeachment. This is going to continue without ends. Now.
Democrats will impeach every Republican all the time because the
low TGP has proven time and time again they don't
have the guts to do it. Back, Hey, master beaver Hunter,

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would you allow men from any foreign countries into your
secret club? If so, which countries? For example, Australians would
likely be a positive addition, I'm a no on the foreigners.
Maybe Rhodesia. There's still some Rhodesians. Got Rhodesians around, what, Chris,

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some of them live here in America. If some Rhodesian
men probably would be welcome. Other than that, we're not
gonna have foreigners. Now, if you're a naturalized citizen of
the United States of America, that's fine. But no, this
is a uniquely American club. Why are you shaking your head, Chris?
You don't need foreigners in there. We're not dealing with it. What, Chris,
you want shri in there? Chris? You want who's allowed in?

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Only men? American men. I haven't worked up some of
the criteria's secret. Chris can't tell you. You should just
know that you're not allowed. We'll be back the Jesse
Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday, a hump day.
You can email us, and you should. We love your
emails Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Before I get

(10:51):
to this insane commie white woman, before I get to
AI AI ei whatever. Look, that's more advanced, Chris. You
wouldn't know I'm gonna do some of these emails Hey,
I heard you say the other day, thought you might
be interested in adding to your vast repertoire of vocabulary.
She said that means words, you say, I know what
vocabulary means, snollygster. A snolly goster is a shrewd, unprincipled person,

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especially a politician who is guided by self interest. The
interweb said it was popularized by Truman, but I don't
have time to research whether that's true or not. I'm
signing my name to be polite. We both know you're
going to take credit for finding this word on your own,
so don't bother reading my name and I will not,
of course, Chris, have you ever heard of snollygoster? You

(11:44):
know what it means. It's a shrewd, unprincipled person, especially
a politician who is guided by self interest. I'm telling
you I'm gonna work this word in somehow, some way,
not just here, not just with you, you in conversation
with somebody this week or this weekend. I'm just gonna
drop it out there like it's not completely casually and

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see if they have the guts to call me out
on it. Most people they do what I do, and
you just nod along. Pretending like you understand big words.
Every now and then you'll get someone Ob would do this.
She'd be like, wait, what does that even mean? You
made that up? Bob? Does that? By the way, speaking
of OB, question just a random question hypothetically speak as

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she No, you know what, this is real? This is reality?
You know that, Ob. She was a gymnast. Maybe you're
a new listener. My wife was a gymnast, and like
a really freaking good one. She was on the Canadian
national team. She went to the University of Arizona full
ride scholarship and made nationals all the time. Like she

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was really, really, really good. Okay, she has I think
it's the the fiftieth anniversary of the program or something.
There's some kind of gigantic gymnastics reunion coming up next year.
All right, next year. It's in Tucson, Arizona, where the
University of Arizona is. She has to go out there.

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I the boys too, We have to go with her
because apparently all these gymnast chicks are bringing their husbands
and their kids, and it's exactly what you would expect
with a big reunion. You have to go to a
gymnastics meet and she's gonna get introduced as an alumni,
and there's of course a dinner here and a breakfast
there in bah bah bah. Okay, Okay, I got it,

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I got it. I got it. She said to me
this morning. This was this morning before I left. Hey,
what kind of University of Arizona stuff do you want
to wear to the reunion? I'm buying the boys stuff now,
talking about James and Luke are sons. Thank you, Chris,

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that's what I said, Well, none, And she said, well,
what do you mean none? I said, well, it's not
my reunion, it's your reunion. I didn't go to the
University of Arizona. Not only that, I don't even like
the University of what Chris?

Speaker 2 (14:16):
What?

Speaker 1 (14:19):
Chris brought up a good point, and it's fact, in fact,
it's funny. How alike we are? I brought up that
same point Jewish producer Chris said I should wear some
Pima Community College attire. That only made her even angrier.
She said, You're not going to wear any University of
Arizona stuff. I said, it's not like I'm gonna dress
like a bum. I'll be fine. I didn't go here.

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I'm just here for you. I don't give a crap
about the university. It means nothing to me whatsoever. And
then she's starts storming off and she's random and raven
about how you don't even get it. And I said,
I don't understand why you're mad, and she said, you
know what, that's the problem. You never understand why I'm mad.

(15:03):
I don't understand why I would wear University of Arizona stuff.
It would never what am I gonna buy it? I
don't want to spend money. I don't want to spend
money on I would never wear it again. What is
it a one time thing? Don't you start, Chris, You
can't accuse me of being cheap. You know what a
T shirt costs. Now you're paying twenty bucks for a
T shirt, twenty twenty five bucks. I'm gonna buy a
twenty five dollars And you know a T shirt wouldn't

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be good enough. Well, we have to look nice at dinner,
you know, she'd well, you have to have a jacket
or something. No, no, I'm not doing it. I'm not
doing what Chris, thank you, That's exactly what I said
to It's false advertising if I'm there wearing the stuff.
It's stolen valor, is what it is. I look like
I'm claiming I attended the university or I'm a fan

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of the university, and neither of those things are true.
I'm not a fan. I wouldn't care if the whole
university imploded tomorrow. I didn't attend. I didn't have the
grades to attend. They make you take algebra and all
kinds of other stuff. I had no desire to attend.
I didn't even bother replying because I knew, with my
dad checkered past, that I may not have gotten through

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this strict entrance requirements. I think I'm right here. Hi
Jesse the snake King Kelly tried dipping cheese puffs in
French onion dip. You know, I bet that's legit. She said,
Do you prefer puffs or crunchy? Totally depends if the puff.
The puff has to be kind of melt in your mouth.

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It really has to be melting your mouth. In Ohio.
That a great brand. I can't find it anywhere else. Snyder's.
Maybe they've expanded more, but Snyder's does great salt and
vinegar chips. They do a great cheese puff, So it's
got to be like that. Then she says, I'm the
girl version of you. I want to be in the
Secret Club. Can girls take some sort of tests to

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get in? Sure, lady, I'll tell you what. Come, sit
in the same room with us and sit there silently
for ten minutes and see if you can do it.
If you can get through that brutal qualification process, then
you can join. I mean, not a word, not a word,
not an opinion on anything, nothing, Just sit there silently
for ten minutes. So don't even bother showing up. All right,

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don't even bother showing up. A little AI talk Next,
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(17:37):
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(17:57):
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(18:19):
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All right, Just the reminder now, AI we talk about
it a lot, artificial intelligence, because there's so much scary
stuff about it out there, potentially scary stuff. We don't know.
No one knows where it's going to go. You hear

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Elon Musk saying things like this, and you say, uh oh, in.

Speaker 5 (18:44):
The long term way will things end up long term?
I don't know what long term is. Maybe it's ten
twenty years or something like that. For me, that's long term.

Speaker 1 (18:54):
My prediction is.

Speaker 5 (18:55):
That work will be optional optional optional, So we'll take that. Yeah,
I mean, it'll be like playing sports or a video
game or something like that. If you want to work,
you know, in the same way like you can you
can go to the store and just buy some vegetables,

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or you could grow vegetables in your backyard. It's much
harder to grow vegetable vegetables in your backyard, but some
people still do it because.

Speaker 1 (19:23):
They like growing growing vegetables. That will be what work
is like optional.

Speaker 5 (19:28):
My guess is, And if you go out long enough,
assuming there's a continued improvement in AI and robotics, which
seems likely, the money will will stop being relevant at
some point in the future.

Speaker 1 (19:42):
Okay, Well that's horrific, And that's the smartest man on
the planet. There are all kinds of very very smart
people working on AI for major US AI companies, all
competing with each other, all advancing. They're talking about AI

(20:03):
being able to diagnose cancer, perform surgeries. Well, it's the
things they say it might be, might be excuse me,
might be able to do one day, or frightening. Okay,
we got that. Let me read you a headline here.
McDonald's polls quote creepy AI Christmas ad after viewer backlash.

(20:29):
That's from the New York Post. So here's what happened.
In case you didn't know McDonald's. Yes, you know, the
burgers fries. Big Max McDonald's decided to try something they
wanted a TV commercial. Of course, every major brand does, Well,
it's not cheap to produce a TV commercial. You probably

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are aware of that, you know, even even TV commercials,
even that thirty second one, you see, that's a multimillion
dollar budget. Directors, actors, the works, the locations permitting. It's
a it's not an overnight process to film a commercial.
Most of them anyway, corporations they're thinking about AI two,

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and what are they thinking? Well, what cost savings? If
I was going to have to spend three million dollars
to produce a nice Christmas ad and I can instead
fifty grand on some AI tech and have AI make
a commercial, well that looks good on the bottom line, right,

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And of course AI has advanced so much that it's hard,
at least for me, Old Jesse. It's hard for me
to tell what is AI and what isn't. I've already
been fooled before. So McDonald's made the decision, Hey, let's
have them make a Christmas ad meaning AI. They made one.

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They put it out online. It was rejected so savagely
by people who watched it. They pulled the ad after
three days. They didn't just hide their heads about it.
The backlash was so severe. People said, what is this crap,
Get this out of here. My hope is, I know

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AI is going to be part of our future. I know,
I know it is going to cost some people their jobs,
maybe me. I mean right, I don't know. I don't know.
I understand that, but I feel like human beings will
reject it when it goes too far. I'm not going

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to say it's not gonna do good, not gonna say
it's not gonna do bad. I know all these things
are still to come. I get that. But human beings
instinctively know they are made by God to be physically
with each other. They're made by God the way to work.
You know, you were made to work. You're supposed to

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work even when you retire. Right, you may not get
paid an actual job, but you still have to do something.
My dad retired from work in construction, and he worked
just as long and just as hard as there was
no money coming in anymore. He's pounding fence posts, he's
digging out creek stuff. It's you have to work otherwise

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you die. You have to maybe you volunteer at the
church or whatever. Human beings have to work. They have
to interact with each other, and if something comes along
that says no more need for that. No, no, no, no, no,
no no. Strap yourself into a chair. No, you don't
ever have to talk to another human being again. It

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will do damage. But eventually human beings will rise up
and say no. There's a lot of talk in the
creative world Hollywood, especially Hollywood music. From what I understand,
and I may have this headline wrong, so don't quote
me on this, but I think the number one Christian
or country song in America was some brand was an

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Ai song. AI came up with it. Ai sang it.
I know it'll do things like that, and the creative
world is very worried about that. I think. In the end, though,
human beings are going to desire things that come from
other human beings as long as they don't come from
Shri Indiana Jones.

Speaker 2 (24:31):
Hello, this is congress Manchuri Tanadar. Today I introduced articles
to impeach Secretary Pete Hextt for murder and conspiracy to
murder and reckless and unlawful mishandling of classified information.

Speaker 1 (24:48):
How do these people get elected in the United States
of America. Isn't that so embarrassing? Because, let's be frank,
he represents his district. These are representatives they're elect did
to represent their area in Washington, DC. That's the ugly
part of it. Look the Jasmine Crockett stuff. We might

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we make fun of her. No, I'm not going to
play her. Right now, she reflects accurately her district. What
a frigging place to be, all right, So I want
you to listen to something I swear on my life.
Her name is really Ursula. Ursula Vaughan der Leyan. How's

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Europe doing with all these new imports? What's the plan?

Speaker 6 (25:33):
And therefore, we must open more safe, safe pathways, legal
pathways to Europe. We must create more bridges between our continents.
We must make sure that people can find a job
where their talent is needed, match the skills, bring skills
across our borders. And this is at the heart of

(25:56):
our new Talent partnership, which offer work roots to Europe.
We have just agreed.

Speaker 1 (26:03):
Just know that as you look around in horror as
your country has been handed over to foreigners in Europe,
they're watching, and they're doubling and tripling down you and I.
In our lifetime, we are going to watch Europe fall
completely and it's going to be really sad, but it's

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going to be extremely educational. It is The Jesse Kelly Show,
final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Wednesday,
a hump Day. You can email us Jesse at Jesse
kellyshow dot com. Also, do remember that the liberal white
woman is the most vicious, violent, destructive creature on planet Earth.

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No other animal comes close.

Speaker 7 (26:46):
I'm going to be honest.

Speaker 8 (26:47):
I don't feel good about being white every day for
a lot of reasons, because it's a point of privilege
that I get to move through the world in a
way that so many of my other colleagues and friends
and family members of the community don't get the privilege
to do.

Speaker 7 (27:03):
I'm and I'm just a female, but just a woman,
just a white woman. If I was a white man,
I would be functioning from a point of an even
greater privilege. I think we're missing an opportunity when kids,
When kids have a moment to reflect about how the
color of their skin does and does not allow them

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to move through the world, it's running running to them
and trying to stifle that and trying to say you
shouldn't feel bad, So we don't want to we don't
want to ever expose you to something that is going
to make you have to pause and have maybe some
internal feelings. It's a missed opportunity for some really good dialogue.

Speaker 1 (27:45):
She's in the state legislature in Kentucky and she wants
your white kid to be scolded about how racist and
privileged they are in school headline. Netflix kids shows are
flooded with LGBTQ themes. Not to get too serious at
the end of a show, and we're not going to.
But they are after your children. And if you are

(28:08):
a kid listening to me right now, they are after you.
And they do not want to help you. They want
to hurt you badly. They are trying to hurt you
and break your mind, break your body, break your confidence,
and break your very soul because once you are broken,

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they will recruit you into their sick, demonic religion and
use you to hurt other people. That is how these
people think. It's why they do what they do. Believe me,
you're about to see even more of it with the
Rhodesian bush Wars stuff. I haven't introduced the commis yet,

(28:50):
but the comedies get here tomorrow and soulless, evil, monstrous,
don't ever allow these people to educate your children where
you can vote them out of office, and never sit
and think that they are just naive. They're just well.

(29:12):
I mean, if I could just talk to her, there's
no talking to this woman. This woman is a destroyer
and if she is able to, she will destroy your children.
She's trying to destroy your children. In fact, that's just
a nice start. If she could, she would destroy your

(29:36):
entire country, burn down your house, destroy your business, lock
you up, or kill you. I know, she just sounds
like the standard naive liberal white woman. Don't let these
demons put those masks off and let that soften your
stance on them. These people are straight up evil.

Speaker 7 (29:55):
I'm gonna be honest.

Speaker 8 (29:56):
I don't feel good about being white every day for
a lot of reasons because it demonic.

Speaker 1 (30:04):
Demonic Ontario man charged with assault using a snowblower. You
have any idea how much I wanted a snowblower when
I was a kid. We didn't have the money, so
I have actually never owned a snowblower. We moved to
Montana when I was ten years old, and Montana gets

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gigantic amounts of snow, especially where I lived in Bozeman.
They just get tons of snow, and surrounded by mountains,
there's snow and snow drifts. And all we had were
snow shovels. And my dad would wake me up in
the morning and if it was if it snowed the
night before, because you couldn't get out of the driveway.
You had to shove the driveway. He would wake me

(30:47):
up two hours before school. Put your clothes on. Boy,
got a shelvel the driveway out there, shoveling hours before school.
What Chris said, It took two hours to clear the driveway. Buddy,
you don't live well. We lived in ten houses in
ten years, remember, because we were buying and flipping them

(31:09):
trying to make money. Some driveways were five hundred feet
but more it's Montana. Everything is in some cookie cutter
subdivision like so many people were used to. And these
aren't nice homes. These weren't like nice homes. We had
some driveways that were shorter, of course, some were even longer.

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And there's nobody coming to help you. We couldn't afford
to pay someone to plow it. We couldn't afford a snowblower.
It was you in a snowshovel and that's it, and
you're just shoveling and shoveling and shoveling. Look, that's kind
of stuff makes a man out of you, right, and
it's kind of experienced. In the end, looking back, you're

(31:51):
you're happy you got through it. But man, I remember
we'd be on the way to school and you'd look
and you'd see someone with a snowblower. Have you ever
ever seen someone with a snowblower and been filled with jealousy?
I have. I used to look out and me, oh,
I would give anything. I wonder if he'd let me
borrow it.

Speaker 3 (32:09):
And now here's a headline, but oh, you know, you
know the thing headlines we didn't get to.

Speaker 1 (32:18):
Canada launches one point two billion dollar push to attract
talent as the US charges one hundred thousand dollars fee
for h one B visas. Canada is falling so incredibly fast,
and our Canadian friends up. It breaks my heart when
I hear from the people I know in Canada. I
know we have a bunch of people listening right now.

(32:39):
Maybe you're in Canada. I'm sorry, get here if you can, Canucks,
I actually do love you, man, crashes stolen. BMW claims
he teleported into it. If I ever get arrested for
something stupid, and I hope I don't, I hope in
that moment I come up with a really cool excuse,
you might as well sell it. At that point, activist

(33:01):
judges overruled Trump judges green light Hagsath's ban on military
dudes in dresses. Just a reminder that the Communists put
into place judges that tried to tell the Secretary of
War that trannies got to remain in the United States military.
That's how sick the other side is warlord terror and

(33:23):
taxpayer theft. Somali's scheme allegedly builds millions from made medicaid
to fund a foreign army. You cannot mass import foreigners
from one of the most wretched, corrupt countries on the
planet where everyone steals all the time, and get anything
but massive fraud and corruption. Here, let's start denaturalizing, deporting,

(33:49):
and getting foreigners in mass out of the United States
of America. We shall return tomorrow. We'll tackle all the
news of the day. There's an outside chance we invade
Venezuela while we're sleeping in more Rhodesian bush war all right,
that's all.