Communist Lies

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The
Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday. I'm so
happy to be back, and we have some things we're
gonna go over this hour. Yes, we're gonna talk about
Ihan Omar getting filthy, stupid rich while she's a member
of Congress. We're gonna talk about gen Z. This article

(00:23):
is complaining about gen Z and their work ethic. We'll
have an honest talk about that. Apparently we're out breeding
the communists and that's wonderful emails. More coming up. But
you know what time it is, Well, actually you might
not because it's Tuesday and not Monday. On Mondays where
this normally happens. The start of the second hour, we

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do Medal of Honor Monday, where we take a Medal
of Honor citation and we read it. You can do this.
I've encouraged you many times. You can do this when
you're by yourself, bored, maybe you're scrolling through social media.
There's a million websites. They're all free. You can scroll
through these and read them. It's like read an action
movie stuff. You can read it to your children, to

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your class, you can do it at work. You know
you can do these at work. Nothing political about it.
Do it at work. People love it. It's healthy. You remember
the men and remember the deeds. You honor them, as
we should do as a society, those who gave up
so much, those who did so much on our behalf.

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Anyone can do this. This is nothing I do now
that said. Jewish producer Chris and producer Corey have been
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to keep adding these. So if you don't want to
say it yourself or read it yourself, maybe you want
to play it in the car in the living room.
Then you just want to hear the sultry sounds of
my voice, and I can hardly blame you. What Chris,
you can just go there? Okay, Now, who is the
most little trivia question? Most don't know? Who's the most

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decorated American from the Vietnam War? Robert Lewis Howard, Robert L.
Howard In the future, when someone asks you that question,
if you were ever asked Robert L. Howard, he was
US Army. Now I need to explain just a couple

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things for background before I go into the actual citation,
because I think the reason I wanted to expand on
this a bit tonight is one, I love this subject,
the Vietnam War, Mac Vsong other stuff. I love this subject. Two,
I think when you understand some background on the man

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and the unit and the mission, I think it helps.
I think it helps the citation come alive. I think
it makes it more interesting. So, first of all, Howard,
I'm just gonna call him Howard. Robert Howard was from
a military family. His father was in the one hundred
and first. They are born in World War Two. That

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is an amazingly consistent theme when you read about, when
you watch a documentary about, when you learn about the
really hardcore veterans from Vietnam. So many of them are
children of World War Two hardcore veterans, and they just
grew up that way, super patriotic. A man's step up

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and serves. There's that strain. And there are guys, get this.
There are guys who fought as lions in World War
Two who were still in the service and went to Vietnam.
One of them even joined MACV SAG, which I'll go
into in a moment because she missed our MACV SOG episode.

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One of them, at least one of them that I
know of, went into mac V SAG. This friggin guy
was just a lion, but he bowed out early because
he said he was too old and he was worried
that he couldn't keep up with the younger guys and
he would get someone killed because he couldn't keep up anymore.

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That's how old he was. So instead he just went
to the camp it was in charge of supply. Hey,
you need a special machine gun. He want some poison darts.
I've got you. It's just this really cool thread from
World War Two to Vietnam that I keep running into
that I think you would enjoy it. Anyway, the guy's
dad was hunting for a stairborn World War Two. He

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is an Army dude through and through Robert L. Howard. Now,
let's do some MacFee sag talk. I already did a
long I think I did at least an hour on
it one day. That you can go look up if you,
if you, if this subject fascinates you. But Military Assistance
Command Vietnam Studies and Observation Group. That's a long, convoluted term,

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isn't it. What does that even mean? Well, it was
convoluted for a reason. These were the super secret commandos
doing super secret things in Vietnam, the kind of things
they make movies about the kind of things. If you
talk to your son about them, his eyes get as
big as saucers. It's known as the Secret War. Green Berets,

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Navy Seals, Air Force commandos. They came together to form
this super elite unit, completely volunteer, and get this. It
was so dangerous, by far, and I mean by far,
the highest death rate in Vietnam. More men died than

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made it home, more men died than made it home.
You are behind enemy lines at all times, being hunted
at all times, outnumbered at all times, and it was
so dangerous that you could withdraw at any time. No
one will harass you, no one will make fun of you.

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That's how you left. You just walked in and said,
that's it. I can't I can't do it anymore. And
every book I've read on it reinforces the fact that
you cannot do it without end. There's only so much
in the tank. There's only so many times you can
dance with the devil, and eventually you have to leave.
You just the human mind can't do it forever. Now,

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how were the teams set up? Well, there are a
couple different terms, and one of them is going to
come back when I do this Medal of Honor citation. First,
they were known as recon teams. This was kind of
the main I want to say, this was really the
main driver on it. And RT and they usually not
always usually had the names of states. There's RT Idaho

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and RT Kansas and RT. Now what were they? They
would have two or three usually green berets sometimes Navy
seals green berets, and then some form of indigenous troops.
I need to pause and explain what that means. They

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took a couple different forms in China, there are these
rural tribal peoples thought of as minorities, certainly thought of
as lesser. In China, they were known as Nungs n
Ung Chinese Nungs. They were mercenaries, no question about it.

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You would have two or three green Berets on a
recon team. Let's say it's RT Iowa. You'd have two
or three of these guys green beret types, and then
you'd have seven eight of the Chinese Nungs that would
be a recontein or. And this will applied to our citations. Specifically,

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there were Montagnards. What are the Montagnards. They're known as yards.
What were they? That was, I believe a French term
known as mountain people. The Vietnamese North and South Vietnamese,
I should point out, hated them, thought they were lesser
human beings. They were stockier, a little thicker, and darker

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in skin than normal Vietnamese people. As you can imagine
by the name mountain people. They really lived in the highlands,
the mountains, and there were different Montagnard tribes. You know,
it's not they weren't all mountain yards. There were different
clicks if you will, but they would they would. I
would say they were probably the most common troop type

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that would be attached to these recon teams. Now I
mentioned the recon teams were the main ones. There's two
other things I just want to mention briefly. One or
apply and one will not. There was something known as
hatchet force. Sounds really cool. Those are not small teams.
Those are large raiding parties. You go raid, wipe out
of Vietnamese camp and then get out. So we're not

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going to focus on that right now. And then there's
something known as a bright light, a bright light. What
is a bright light? Oftentimes you will have guys standing
by on a bright light. You stand by on a
bright light when someone goes out, when a team goes out,

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and what are you there for? You probably already imagined it.
You're there to go rescue them if they get in
bad trouble and darker and sadder, if a team goes missing,
you go try to find them. You go out on
a bright light. They were considered some of the most

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dangerous missions because well, there's a reason the last team
went missing. There is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic,
Fantastic Tuesday back in the chair, and I'm finally gonna
get to the actual medal of honor citation now on
a Medal of Honor Tuesday. But as I just mentioned,
going into the break a bright light mission for mac

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Vie SAG, they were some of the most dangerous missions
because what that meant was a team was either under
fire and needed desperate help or and this is just
unbelievably creepy how often this happened. They just disappeared. You
drop them into the jungle in Laos or Cambodia. These
were always behind enemy lines. They were always surrounded and

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sometimes just gone completely gone, and you have to go
out and try to find them, rescue them. If they're POW's,
try to break them out, if they're in a fight,
try to It's a very very dangerous thing to be
on a bright light. Robert Lewis Howard did more tours
in Vietnam than you can possibly imagine. He was is

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he's passed away now, but a macv SAW legend. Really,
he's a legend in any special operations community. And he
found himself on one of these bright lights looking for
a team that had just gone missing. And as I mentioned,
you are always in Laos. You were always in Cambodia,
and you are always surrounded. And later in the war,

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which this took place in nineteen sixty eight, later in
the war, the Vietnamese had figured out what was happening,
and they had come up with things like radio locations,
direction finders. They had come up with their own hunter
killer teams specially designed to hunt down recon teams and
kill them. That's what they were there to do. They

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knew these guys would land, they would hunt them down
and kill them, and it happened a lot so. Born
in Opelika, Alabama, Robert Lewis Howard.

Speaker 2 (12:21):
Hey honoring those who went above and beyond its Medal
of Honor Monday.

Speaker 1 (12:34):
For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action at the risk
of his life above and beyond the call of duty.
First Lieutenant Howard distinguished himself while serving as platoon sergeant
of an American Vietnamese platoon which was on a mission
to rescue a missing American soldier in enemy controlled territory

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in the Republic of Vietnam. The platoon had left its
helicopter landing zone and was moving out on a mission
when it was attacked by an estimated two company force.
During that pause for a second, remember I said this
is probably a ten man team roughly, I don't know exactly.
If you're going up against two companies, that's probably two

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to four hundred men you're going to die. During the
initial engagement, First Lieutenant Howard was wounded and his weapon
destroyed by a grenade explosion. Pause. Sorry again, when I
say wounded. His hands were wrecked. They were still attached,
but they were unusable when his weapon was essentially blown
up in his hands, so he didn't have usable hands.

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At this point, First Lieutenant Howard saw his platoon leader
had been wounded seriously and was exposed to fire. Although
unable to walk in weaponless, first Lieutenant Howard unhesitatingly crawled
through a hail of fire to retrieve his wounded leader.
As First Lieutenant Howard was administering first aid and removing

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the officers equipment, an enemy bullets druck one of the
ammunition pouches on the lieutenant's belt, detonating several magazines of ammunition.
First Lieutenant Howard momentarily sought cover. Pause. He didn't momentarily
seek cover. It blew up on his belt and he
was blown eight feet away, momentarily sought cover, and then

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realizing that he must rejoin the patoon, which had already
been disorganized by the enemy attack, he again began dragging
the seriously wounded officer toward the platoon area. Through his
outstanding example of indomitable courage and bravery, First Lieutenant Howard
was able to rally the patoon into administering first daid

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to the wounded, giving encouragement to the defenders, and directing
their fire on the encircling enemy. For three and one
half hours, First Lieutenant Howard's small force and supporting aircraft
successfully repulsed enemy attacks and finally were in sufficient control
to permit the landing of red helicopters. First Lieutenant Howard

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personally supervised the loading of his men and did not
leave the bullet sweat landing zone until all were aboard safely.
First Lieutenant Howard's gallantry in action his complete devotion to
the welfare of his men at the risk of his life,
were in keeping with the highest traditions of military service,
and reflect great credit upon himself, his unit in the

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US Army. And I missmoked there I need to clarify
something this was not a ten man unit. I believe
it was thirty that he had on this bright light,
and almost all of them died. I think seven of
them made it out alive. They didn't leave their dead
behind either. They would stay there under fire and load
the dead men on at risk of dying themselves. They

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would go out on these missions when they knew everybody
was dead. They would go on a mission just to
get the dead bodies, load them up and bring them
home so they could go home to their families and
be buried with honor. That is a taste of what

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these guys did. I have encouraged you before, I will
encourage you to get again. Go pick up a book
on McFee soong if you are not a reader like Chris. Look,
there's a million podcast episodes. These guys are allowed to
do interviews. Now there's a YouTube. You can go. Look
this stuff up. You will be thumbfounded that men like

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this exist heroes. Now let's talk about Ihan Omar. It's terrible. Oh,
it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday.
Remember you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
dot com. Then we'll get to that here in just
a moment, meaning we'll get to some emails, but I

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just want to touch on this. This is something we
brought up before that people become politicians. Not every one,
not everyone at all, but many become politicians because it
gives them access to the things rich people have without
having to actually accomplish anything. Most people, if you're being honest,

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most people want to be able to enjoy the finer
things in life. I'm not saying you sit around dreaming
about money and mansions and sports cars and things like that.
At least I hope you don't. Hope you're at least
somewhat content with where you are. But who doesn't like
a good stake? Who wouldn't fly first class all the

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time if they could? People like the finer things in life,
they do how do you get those?

Speaker 2 (17:48):
For?

Speaker 1 (17:48):
Some they start their own small business, hard work, dedication.
Others they become politicians. Become a politician and then find
a way to swindle somebody out of money, find a
way to use your position of power to bloodsuck money

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from someone. This is a headline from Drew Berkleish dot com.
Ilhan Omar's rapid one year three thousand, five hundred percent
wealth growth tied directly to her husband's consulting firm. So
you have to put in financial disclosures when you're running

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for office, for public or federal office in America, when
you're running, I had to do this back when I
ran for Congress. This is something if you're elected, you
have to keep doing. It's not just the one off.
You have to keep doing it. When ilhan Omar was
first elected in twenty nineteen, her net worth was negative

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forty five thousand dollars. That was her networth. It's the
year twenty twenty five. Her net worth is thirty million dollars.
How well johan Omar is married. No, not the brother
a new one. Bill han Omar is married. Her husband

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runs a Democrat consulting firm. Bilhan Omar raises money to
run for Congress. Lots of it. I'm sure it takes.
Let's see running for Congress in Minneapolis. I bet you
she has to raise two three million dollars in election cycle.
That's going to be expensive media up there. What do

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you do with that two or three million dollars? Look
at that, I know what I'll do. I'll hire a
consulting firm to handle my campaign. Hires your relatives consulting firm.
This is very common in politics. Hire your relatives consulting firm.

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Maybe it's a son, maybe it's a husband, maybe it's
a mother. All that campaign money you raised ends up somehow,
some way, growing exponentially, right back into your bank account.
Why do you think we can't seem to pry these
scumbags out of office. Either they're looting your money or

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they're looting the campaign treasury. They're just corrupt in evil
and this is how so many in the government do it.
It's how it works, it's why they stick there. It's
the dug in. It's awful, absolutely awful. It's a system
that has to change. It's bonkers that it hasn't changed. Well,

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it is what it is, Jesse. When Trump was elected,
the left said they'd be putting trainees and other comedies
in concentration camps. Where are the concentration camps? I was promised. Well, look,
as we've talked about many many times before, communists lie

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about everything at all times, all the time. That is
what they're supposed to do. They're trying to lie. It's
not like they tell accidental lies. They know they have
to lie about everything because if they told the truth
about anything, they would never be elected anywhere. They'd be
run out of polite society, denaturalized, deported and put on

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a deserted island somewhere. If the communist was ever honest
about how truly sick and evil his plans are, he
would never hold power, even in blue areas. Ever, so
they lie all the time. Oh, here's a good example,
Jasmine Crockett. She's out there with another well pretty ghetto

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accent man.

Speaker 3 (21:57):
Because these people, they are crazy, because they are always
talk about how Christian they is.

Speaker 4 (22:02):
Yeah, I don't know how many it am.

Speaker 1 (22:03):
On that side.

Speaker 3 (22:05):
I getting divorced because they getting caught up sleeping with
their coworkers, staff as and turns all the things. Yet
you ain't gotta believe me. Just go Google. You'll find
some of it, I'm telling you. And the wives is
being messy and petty they putting it.

Speaker 1 (22:18):
In and I don't know how how Christian day is. Wow,
I wonder what I wonder what part of the whod
she's from? Must be a rough part of town. Except
this was Jasmine Crockett in earlier day.

Speaker 4 (22:38):
First of all, it's good to see you in the
new year. You know, no one could have told me
that when I went down to Austin now looks like
a little bit over a year ago, that I would
be running for Congress.

Speaker 1 (22:52):
What a well spoken, polite sounding young lady. What happened
because that wasn't very long ago. Did she move to
the bad part of town or something not?

Speaker 3 (23:06):
She talks about because these people they are crazy because
they always talk about how Christian they is. You, I
don't know how many am on that side.

Speaker 1 (23:15):
Did she get hit in the head or something that?
What happened there? Well, she lies Jasmine Crockett. Her district
is very ghetto. It's been drawn that way. She might
be getting drawn out of it as testrict as Texas
redraws its districts, by the way, but her district is

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extremely ghetto. That's how the people in her district want
her to talk. At least that's what she believes. She
believes that's how they talk. She believes that's how they
want her to talk. And so, without missing a beat,
you just become a fake person. Wouldn't you feel dirty,

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wouldn't you? And this is something you have inside of you.
That the communist simply doesn't. Wouldn't that feel dirty? What
if I, I mean, you hear I don't. I guess
I don't have much of an accent because I've lived everywhere,
Ohio and Montane. I've just lived everywhere. So I'm sure
you can pick up something traces of something Midwest or something.

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But I don't have much of an accent of any kind.
But what if I went to a deep South state, Alabama,
one of my favorites. What if I went to Alabama
and I ran for office and I started throwing on
a Southern accent, I would feel so stupid, and I
would feel like I was insulting the people who genuinely

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have an accent. I would feel dishonest and gross. But
they don't. They lie about everything at all times. Christinom
Christy Nome. Speaking of lies, she went on CBS talking
about this kilmar Abrego Garcia scumbag. This is what she

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actually said, and the one.

Speaker 5 (25:10):
Thing that we will continue to do is to make
sure that he doesn't walk free in the United States
of America. This individual was a known human smuggler, a
MS thirteen gang member, an individual who was a wife
beater and someone who was so perverted that he solicited
nude photos from minors, and even his fellow human traffickers

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told him to knock it off. He was so sick
in what he was doing and how he was treating
small children. So he needs to never be in the
United States of America, and our administration is making sure
we're doing all that we can to bring him to justice.

Speaker 1 (25:46):
That's what she actually said. Would you like to hear
what CBS played? This is what you're liberally and Peggy
who watches CBS, this is what she saw.

Speaker 5 (25:56):
And the one thing that we will continue to do
is to make sure that he does doesn't walk free
in the United States of America.

Speaker 1 (26:04):
That's not bias. That's lying. They lie about everything at
all times. If their lips are moving, they're lying. Let's
do some more emails. Text it is the Jesse Kelly
Show on a fantastic, fantastic Tuesday memory. If you miss

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any part of the show, including our Medal of Honor Tuesday,
you can download it on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. I'm sorry,
I don't me I don't mean to be rude about
somebody's happy special day, but this headline before I get
to the emails. This is too much. I'm sorry. The
headline is New Jersey Senator Cory Booker gleefully announces engagement

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to Rosario Dawson lookalike girlfriend. One. That's a little mean
to call her a lookalike someone else, but two, Corey.
But everyone knows we don't have to keep doing this thing.

(27:17):
Remember when he quote was dating Rosario Dawson, it miraculously
coincided with the last time he ran for president in
a Democrat primary. And now I think we all know
what this means. I think they probably issued him a
girlfriend a Democrat party headquarters. All this means is that

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he's running again. Corey h budd he shaved the beard.
Come on, you're not fooling anybody at all, did he really?
Chris Jewish producer Christ just told me Freddie Mercury had
a fiance too. Really, I didn't know. Yeah, look, come on, buddy,

(27:59):
everyone knows, all right, everyone knows you can do the
best you can to cover it up. I mean, my goodness,
you're a Democrat. I would think it would help you.
I mean, granted, it's gonna cost you to the black vote.
Just look at the rear. Admiral he can't seem to
get out of a primary because they won't vote for him,
but Cory, but nobody's fooled. Nobody is fooled. I just

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wanted you to know, Hey, Jesse, Oh, some commedy's mad
at me. Democrats are not godless. The majority of them
worship the same God you do. This left wing lunacy
and quasi communism doesn't replace their established religion. It coexists
with it. Atheists and agnostics aren't even politically viable in

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the party, So stop spreading this bs about lefties and
Democrats being religiously vacant, real communism in China, so on
and so forth. Blah blah blah blah blah. You're gonna
do the Christian thing now where you dismiss the faith
of other Christians just because they're bad blah blah blah
blah blah. And then I love this part. Doing bad

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stuff while believing there's a sky Daddy who had a
son who supposedly died for us is very distinct from
not believing any ethnic crap that happened. Or But see, communists,
you don't understand who you're dealing with. There's a confusion
and it's you who are confused. So allow me to explain.

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This stuff works on traditional Republicans. This kind of talk
works on them. But me, I know what you are.
I know who you are. I know exactly what you
would do to me and most definitely my church, if

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you have the power to do so. I know what
you are. We are enemies, and no, we don't worship
the same God at all. You're a devil worshiper. I
worship God. We are not the same. Don't sit there
and tell me that you believe in what I believe in.

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You do not, and you will not, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever.
I'm an anti communist. You will never use my values
against me. Ever, You're not going to try to quote
Scripture to me. You're not going to try to tell
me that they're my fellow Christians. No they're not. I

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walk by those churches in Boston a couple of weeks ago,
churches waving tranny flags. Don't think as you walk into
church you're some kind of you share my faith. Don't
think for a second that we have anything in common whatsoever.
We have nothing in common. We are enemies, and you're

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just angry that I acknowledge it and talk about it.
This is like Joe biden as. This is like all
the Nancy Pelosi claiming to be a Catholic. Nancy kill
every unborn baby in the world. Pelosi is a Bible
believing Catholic. I'll sell that somewhere else. We're all stoked

(31:15):
up here. Good grief. Chalk's stucked up too. Chalk at
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(32:23):
com slash Jesse Jesse, My family and I went to
spend a few days with my mom. In that time,
one of her neighbors sent her a registered letter with
a letterhead of a homeowner's association demanding eight thousand dollars
to try to make a pond, so on and so forth.
The problem is the Hoay doesn't exist as any other

(32:45):
chalk taking member of the Kelley Nation. I have thoughts
on how to deal with this, but what is the
proper response in a civilized society to deal with a
couple jerks harassing your mom? Well, I don't know that
I can tell you the civilized response. Ah, I'm one

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hundred percent positive. I can tell you that. I can't
explain what I would do if somebody swindled my mom
out of her money. I I definitely can't tell you that.
But it does bother me a great deal how much
older people are preyed upon in their later years. Those

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stories always gut me. And one of the worst parts
of it is you can call the cops, and you should,
by the way, but those kinds of cases so often
are just ignored. That are either cops are underfunded, understaffed.

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You know, they're chasing down murderers, and so these dirt
balls who do these things they get off scott free.
They just get that so often they're not even investigated.
Remember the story I told you when somebody got a
hold of my credit card? Do you remember that story?
I haven't told you. Remember that story, Chris, I haven't
told that story in a while. I'll tell you what.

(34:13):
I'll tell you that story real quick, and then we're
gonna talk about birth rates. We're gonna talk about the
next generation. We'll go into all kinds of things in
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