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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Jesse Kelly Show, Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show
on a fantastic Wednesday. Oh Hoday, We're gonna talk a
little bit about fried chicken and false history. I'll explain
here in a moment. We'll get to that this hour.
New Yorker's already foiling ice raids. They're already making people
go back to office, even in the tech industry. All

(00:24):
that and so much more coming up in the final
hour of The Jesse Kelly Show. Before I get into
the false history and fried chicken, I'm sorry I have
to play it again, Senator Jack Reid. Hey, these guys
aren't drug traffickers, Okay, They're just guys who get paid
to bring the drugs from one place to the air.

Speaker 2 (00:43):
And most naco traffickers are not in those boats. They
pay people to do that, and usually people who are
not significantly involved with knacko trading.

Speaker 1 (00:57):
It's the way they make money, just how they make money.
Chris stopped saying they're narco traffickers. They just make money
by bringing drugs to places. Gosh, all right, so we
have had this thought before, But let's discuss something in

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the climate COMMI movement. You can identify it pretty easily, right.
You can identify it by its destruction of economies and
things like that. In the LGBTQ demon mob movement, you
can identify that by certain things. But the civil quote
civil rights COMMI movement, it has done so much damage,

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so much damage in this country, and it's always the
easiest sell. As we've discussed, race communism is an easy sell.
People that look like you are good, people that look
like them are bad, and they've oppressed you, elect me,
and I'll hurt that group to help your group. So
you got all that, But there is an aspect of

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America's race communism movement that is awful, absolutely awful, and
all it does is hurt everyone, and yet it is pervasive.
You remember when Google came out, it was Google. They
came out with their their AI. They came out with

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their their kind of chat GPT type thing where you
could just ask it, ask it questions and it would
give you what you thought was accurate information. And as
soon as they released it, people started doing things like say, hey,
show me an AI image of vikings and they were
all black, there were no white vikings, and they started

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digging into the Then that of course sparked more and
more interest, and people started looking at it, and they
discovered that white history is wiped out, that they essentially
wiped people out from history the AI model. Google basically
had to come out and apologize and say we're going
to rework the whole thing. Well, it's obvious what happened.

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The people who wrote all the code wrote white people
out of it in some bizarre effort to create a
fake history. And all that does is hurt everyone involved.
Everyone involved. What it does is it creates more racial

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animosity than white people feel attacked. White people feel like
you're trying to erase them. It also creates these insane
false delusions of grandeur with whatever race, whatever minority group
you're giving false history to. Its poisonous to everyone involved

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in It's everywhere, and I have one of the great
examples I've ever seen life in. I should say it's
beyond belief, but it's not that a major news publication
printed this. CBS News had a story. This is from
a couple of days ago. I just didn't get to
it yet. The story was written by one of these

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black activists. The headline is Korean Fried Chicken. The other
KFC now I'm going to read you this quote from
it and then we'll have a discussion. But get this.
This is from the article. The recipe for Korean fried

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chicken comes from an American cookbook dating back to African
American soldiers during the Korean War. Jew said, this is
one of those it's a Korean in there. Many of
them were from the Jim Crow South and served in
segregated units, and there are actually records that they actually

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shared their food with the locals. This kind of became
a cultural exchange because you know, when you're away from
home and you're fighting a war, what do you want?
You want comfort. It's so poetic, isn't it to see
that this comes back to the United States after of America,
after all these different iterations. The black activist author writing

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this article for CBS News just told everybody that black
people in America they were responsible for Korean fried chicken.
All this does is hurt everybody. Korean fried chicken has

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a history that goes back to the fourteen hundreds in Korea,
hundreds of years before there was ever an African slave trade.
The American version of fried chicken goes back to Scotland.
Believe it or not it has a Scottish history. You

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write articles like this, it divides our country. It lies
to everybody. It creates animosity from white people, and it
creates some bizarre delusion of grandeur from America's black community

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that is equally unhealthy. Black people build America, Black people build.
Stop doing this. You don't help anybody by creating false history.
And by the way, there's all kinds of black history,
all kinds of it if you actually do some sort

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of research of what this person did and what this
person invented, and this thing and that thing. But when
you falsely claim that black people invented everything on the
planet and created everything and built everything on the planet,
all it does is divide the United States of America.

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And this is why the modern civil rights movement is
so poisonous and terrible for this country. It is straight
poison for everyone involved. And I know so many of
these COMMI black activists. I know they've built entire careers
on this. Now they get six figure salaries being DEI

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director of this and diversity director of that. I know
they get to write articles for CBS News. I understand
that an entire industry has been built on race communism
in this country. So believe me, I get it that
everybody's not just going to give up their livelihood and
stop doing this. But just know this is awful. It

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is awful for the country and kids. It wasn't like
this when I grew up, and I'm only forty four
years old, you know that it was not like this
at all. There were obviously elements of this and this
or that, but for the most part, the country had
moved past this. It wasn't something that was discussed openly.

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This false history, insanity was not something that would ever
be accepted. It would never be printed in CBS News.
But today you can print articles in one of the
major news publications in the country claiming American black people
created Korean fried chicken and you just get away with it.

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It's nuts. It's nuts that you can even turn that
article into an editor, and that an editor doesn't have
the guts or the brains to say, what did you?
Did you even research this? What are you talking about? Bonkers? Jesse,

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Thank you for your words of encouragement when we feel
hopeless to keep fighting at times. It does always pass,
and it's so meaningful that you have to take a
few minutes from time to time to pump us back up.
One thing I try to remember is that God will
only put us through what he knows we can handle.
So on and so forth. We all need a pep

(09:32):
talk from time to time, especially in a political environment
with so much poison and so much ugliness around us.
We all need an addaboid from time to time. Hey
feel better, Hey, stay with it. Every human being who's
ever walked the planet needs that from time. I need it.
From time to time I need it. We all do.

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We all have our moments. All right, all right, we're
going to talk about going back to work, meaning in
person in the office. We'll do some emails. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday. Remember you can
email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Mark Zuckerberg's

(10:15):
Instagram orders workers back to the office five days per week.
In case you're wondering why I'm saying it like that,
that can only mean you're fairly new to the show.
I told you back during COVID, when every company started

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to fall in love with the idea of remote work,
and every employee who could get away with it started
to fall in love with the idea of remote work. Oh,
the boss says, I don't have to come in. I
can do it all zoom meetings and from home. Boss says,
I can only come in one day a week. I

(10:58):
told everybody one, be the guy who shows up, wakes up, shower,
put ja Kaki's on Brave traffic, just like the boss
is gonna do. Be present in the office. Present. That's
one two. I told you I don't care how much

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technology changes. There's no substitute for physically being with other
people in your personal life, in your business life, physically
be with other people. And you know, I told you
last night that I'm starting, just starting to learn more

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about AI, artificial intelligence, where it's at, where it's going.
And I don't know anything about anything. Okay, I'm a
baby when it comes to learning about it, because you know,
I don't like technology. And you can easily freak yourself out.
The more you learn about AI, what it's already doing,
what it's capable of doing. The more you wade into

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that world, you can think to yourself, oh my gosh,
it's going to be like some futuristic sci fi film
where the robots. You can easily freak yourself out and
create these apocalyptic scenarios for what the future of the
Earth is going to look like because of artificial intelligence.
But you know what gives me hope. You know what

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gives me a great deal of hope is that no
matter what the technology is, the robots and the AI
and the smartphones, and no matter what the technology is,
there is still something inside of every human being that

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understands being physically with other human beings is good. It
is good. I've told you this story before about a
guy I know. He's actually one of the suits at iHeart,
one of the big shots. So he's got plenty of money,
and his son college age son goes to visit his house.

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I'm sure he's got this freaking mansion. I didn't ak
him about the house coast of visits his house with
all of his friends. I think it was a beach
house if I remember right, and his son's his son
told his dad, hey, you have a big bull. Dad said, okay, yeah,
pulls one out. Son and all of his friends grabbed

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their phones, dropped it in the bull, and said, dad,
take it away for the weekend. Now that may not
be all kids, but it tells you there is something
there inside of every human being who knows. No matter
what the technology is, no matter the zoom meeting, the AI,

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the robot made, but whatever, there is something inside of
humans that is going to reject some of it. There's
a new thing that's going to be coming. I'm not
the first one to think of this, so I don't
want to take credit for it. I'm just maybe the first,
maybe the first time you hear it. So here's what
it is. Self driving cars are a thing. I hate

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this for a couple different reasons. One, I have nothing
against an individual self driving car at all. If you
have one, good for you. But I like uber drivers
and food delivery drivers. I like it because those are
hard working people who have found a way to grind
it out and make some money, brave in traffic. I
think it's a great gig for people trying to get by,

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trying to make extra money. Retirees do it for something
to do. I just think it's a I think it's
a nice job. I like the industry right well in
places like California, self driving uber drivers is essentially what
they are. I don't want to call it uber, so
I don't know exactly what the company is but a
self driving driving, a self driving car. There's already hundreds

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of thousands of trips already done in California. What is
going to come? You're already starting to see some dystopian
communists talk about it. What's going to come is going
to be a push to eliminate the self drive or
the car human drives. They want them all to be
self driving. They are going to push for this, and

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they are going to push safety as the reason. Mark
my words. Write it down, Chris, go ahead and drop
this one in your notes. The big thing they're going
to push on this, Every car has to be self driving.
It's going to be safety. Well, we pulled up the
statistics and these self driving cars getting a lot of
fewer accidents. By the way, that's true, of course they do.

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They do get in fewer accidents. But the communists and
these billionaire types who want to control everything, they are
going to start pushing this and they're going to push safety,
and they're going to try to get you afraid enough
to buy into the idea that you should never be
able to grab the steering wheel and press the gas
and press the brake, or if you're a woman, not

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look in your rear view mirror. Ever again reject it.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday. Remember
you can download the show iHeart Spotify iTunes. Hey, Chris,
I forgot to ask you about this mill thing. I
need to do some background. I don't care if Chris
is worried about his privacy. We don't do that here

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on the show. Jewish producer Chris never takes a day off,
and so it's odd when he says, Hey, I'm going
to take a day off. Is that okay? And it's
so odd. I had to ask why, not that it's
any of my business you take your time off, But
I said why? And I honestly hope can be a

(16:50):
very dangerous thing to borrow a line from Shawshank Redemption.
There is part of me that hoped Chris was going
to say, Hey, I'm taking the wife and kid to
the beach for a day. Well, I'm gonna go do
something Jewish or something like that. What Chris, I mean,
something good Jewish? But he told me I have to

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leave town to go pick up a mill. Now what
kind of mill are you talking about, Chris? A metal mill,
a milling machine? What's it do? Buddy, it makes metal cubes.

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That's what you're doing with your day off. You're going
to take a day off of work to drive eight
hours to pick up a mill. They don't sell mills locally. You. Oh,

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so this is about money savings and what a shock?
What a what a shock? You're taking the day off
to spend all day on the road to save money
on a metal mill. It is far Chris. So, I

(18:18):
know you said that make metal cubes. What are you
doing with the metal cubes? What's the end goal here?
It's having a hobby. Is not an explanation, Chris, What
what are you doing with the cubes? Are you doing
anything anything cool with the cubes? Anything? Okay, you know what,

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I take that back. That was actually a great answer.
He said he's making gun parts. You know what. I
take it back. That's acceptable. That's all you had to say.
That's Do I want some Yes? Are there any illegal ones?
Can you make me illegal ones? Because I'm a big
fan of those. Now I'm kidding. You don't have to
answer on the air. We'll talk off the air that
way that cops don't know about it. But there are

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some things that I would like to acquire no question
about it. I've avoided that up to this point in time,
but you never know. Democrats may take power again, and look,
we may need some extra firepower. That's all. That's all
I'm saying. They may send the FBI after all of
us immediately, and I think we all know this show
is going to be on the very short list. Just
please don't get wiped out by some dirty foreigner with

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a CDL from California on the highway, because it would
break my heart to have to find a new producer,
but and for your life too, that would be sad
as well. That would also be sad. I meant that
that's the most heartbreaking part, but also the job search
part is a nightmare. Jesse, you said the criticism of
pam Bondi may not be fair because she can't remove

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communist judges. The criticism is fair. She's the kind of
player that spikes the ball before she even scores, So well,
that's kind kind of what I said. I admit that
that's what I said. But I'm highly critical of Pambondy.
I told you before Pambondi was even sworn in. I
told you when she was nominated that I did not

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think she was up to the task. I thought she
was the acceptable establishment pick that would not drain the
swamp because her history is establishment, acceptable, safe, and that's
the exact opposite of what we needed with the Office
of Attorney General. I hope you didn't take that as

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a defense of Pam Bondy, But I'll use the example
I've used so many times before. We as a country,
picture us like a skyscraper, a fifty story skyscraper, different levels,
of course, right, and different offices on different levels. And
I want you to think about each and every one
of those offices as a position of power, if you will.

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Maybe it's judges or state senators or presidents or whatever,
the different offices of power. The Communists have spent decades
making sure they put communist foot soldiers into those offices
to protect the revolution, to as we said in the
opening of the show, to punish their enemies and reward

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their friends. Decades and decades and decades and decades, and
those Communists have operated in that way. Now, that doesn't
mean we can't defeat them, doesn't mean we can't eventually
vote a bunch of them out, impeach judges. I'm not
saying that at all. But what I'm saying is, right now,
you walk in and you're the CEO of that company.

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You got the top foot, you got the penthouse. Baby,
you know exactly where you want the company to go.
You have an idea, you have a mission. All right,
sounds good. Well, there are forty nine floors below you,
full of communists who've spent years burrowing their way into

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your company. If you think you're going to call a
meeting day one and bash everyone's head together and get
everyone on board with where you're going, you've got another
thing coming. Now. I know what you're saying, Well fire everyone. Okay,
Well that's an understandable thing to say. Remember when Elon

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Musk bought Twitter. He's changed its name to x, which
I still don't understand. But when Elon Musk bought Twitter,
it was wildly entertaining. Twitter was full of committed communists
who spent their time censoring people on the right and
promoting communism. Elon Musk walks in and he starts combing
through the books. He's looking through, even the basics. At

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Twitter headquarters. He found out they had wine free wine
on tap in the Twitter cafeteria, and Elon Musk, the
ultimate businessman, is understandably mortified. Mortified, so what did he do?
He just started freaking firing people like a chainsaw. He
started firing people. You're gone, and you're gone, and you're gone,

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and you're gone. Now, this is is probably the smartest
human being on the planet besides me. What Chris starts
firing everybody, But even in a private company, he didn't
get everybody in the first couple weeks. Every now and
then some communist activist in this department or that department

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would pop their head up and do something on behalf
of the revolution that even Elon Musk didn't know they
were going to do, and then he'd have to go
through everything you had to go through to fire that
person and get rid of it. Now, that's a private
company where you can basically fire people whenever you want
to fire people. Let's talk about the government judicial system,

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all parts of the government. Not only have communists infiltrated
it at every level of our fifties story skyscraper, but
they have spent years, decades putting into place rules and
laws that make it sometimes difficult, sometimes impossible to fire them.

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And they did it, of course because they knew they
were going to do horrible Communist things with their positions.
So it's one thing for you or me to say, well,
impeach the judges. Okay, you know what it takes to
remove a judge after and if you've impeached them in
the House of Representatives two thirds of the Senate. Have

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you looked up what makes up the Senate right now?
How many votes we have. You wouldn't even get every
Republican in the Senate on board for impeachment. You wouldn't
sniff two thirds of the Senate to remove these judges.
I'm not saying they shouldn't be removed. They have to
be removed for us to see final victory in this country.

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They have to be But we don't have what we
need yet, and we obviously need the American people to
wake up and realize what needs to be done, and
slowly but surely, we need the American people to give
anti communists the power they need to root out communism

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from this country. But that's gonna take years. Is the
Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse Kelly Show
on a Fantastic Wednesday. We shall return tomorrow. Don't worry
you can email us Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com.
So back to what we were discussing at the very

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opening of the show, before I get to headlines and
some other stuff. Communists believe in using power, whatever level
of power they have. Sometimes it's a lot, sometimes it's
a little, but when they get it, they will use
power to protect their friends and punish their enemies. I
want you to listen to this. This gentleman, he doesn't

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have a little bit of power. This gentleman has lots
and lots and lots of power, and he's not interested
in using his power for anything you would want him
to do with it. It would never even occur to him.
You see, he's the attorney general of the largest, most wealthy,
powerful state in the United States of America. To be honest,

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if it were its own country, it would still be
in the top five on the planet. That would be California.
His name is Rob Bonta. Do you want to hear
what it sounds like when communists reward their friends with
the office they get. This is what it sounds like.

Speaker 3 (26:44):
I'm Rob Banta, California Attorney General, and I want to
say thanks for being here. We are here to announce
a new tool that we are launching today to protect
the rights, the safety, the dignity of all Californians throughout
the state during a time of profound uncertainty, in a
time of profound fear. Today we're launching an online portal

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where members of the public can report potentially unlawful conduct
by federal agents operating in our state. And we encourage
Californians who have concerns about the law being broken a
federal officer breaking the law to report to us so
we can assess information.

Speaker 4 (27:29):
Over the last ten months, we've seen.

Speaker 5 (27:31):
Troubling reports coming from communities across California, including unmarked military
style vehicles and individuals detained in ways that resemble abductions
and kidnappings.

Speaker 4 (27:44):
More than lawful arrests. Californians are scared, and their right
to question whether federal agents are respecting the law as
they carry out the Trump administration's aggressive, fear driven immigration agenda.

Speaker 1 (28:02):
Our job got it, We got it, We got justice.
That man is the attorney general of the largest, most
powerful state in the United States of America, and he's
not using that position to prosecute criminals. He's using that
position to fight on behalf of the foreigners the Democrat
Party has brought into this country to replace you. He's

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using that position to ensure his friends are rewarded with
as much government protection as he can possibly provide, up
to and including a website where you can essentially go
reveal the location of ICE agents to help foreigners escape deportation.

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Communists do not look at power the way you look
at power. They believe in using it, and they use
it everywhere they touch it. Now, that's the bad news.
The good news is lots of them a really.

Speaker 2 (29:01):
And most knacko traffickers are not in those boats. They
pay people to do that, and usually people who are
not significantly involved with knacko trading.

Speaker 1 (29:14):
It's the way they make money. It's so great. They're
not drug traffickers. All they're doing is moving drugs for money,
not drug traffickers at all. Hey, Jesse, it's July eighteen
sixty three. The fate of a nation is about to
be decided. Oh this is exciting. Outnumbered and outgunned Lee,

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that would be Robert E. Lee invades the North. A
dangerous move. Do we have that same fighting spirit today? Well,
it was a dangerous move and We can always analyze history.
It's easy to go back in second guests, generals, wartime decisions.
But that's one of those things. If you're good to

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take an army north and you're gonna invade the North,
you better win because otherwise your army is going to
be surrounded and cut off in enemy territory, and that's
essentially going to end any chance the South had at
defeating the North. And you know, I'm not some Robert E.

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Lee hater. I don't sit back and analyze all these
Civil War generals in this and I just find the
whole conflict to be fascinating, with wonderful, brave people on
every side. But I don't know that if Lee had
to do it all over again, he would have went
charging up North. Didn't work. It did not work. The
South probably didn't have the horses by then to win

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that fight. Even if they had maybe won at Gettysburg,
still not sure they could do what had to be done.
And now here's a headline, you know, you know the thing,
headlines We didn't get to Kent State. A cappella group
bans white students from solo auditions. This is the kind

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of divisive racial crap that creates bad situations. Ukraine corruption
crisis deepens as Zelenski's new peace talks chief is caught
up in the same seventy six million dollar fraud scandal
as the ousted chief of staff man. And here I
thought they were just being good stewards with our money.
Serious stabbings increased by fifty percent since twenty nineteen in Germany. Man.

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Those Christians and Jews must be stabbing a lot of
people now in Germany. Oh, it's weird that would increase.
Heavily intoxicated raccoon passes out in a liquor store bathroom
after breaking in and ransacking the shelves. Sorry, I thought
this was America. Pakistani Muslim terrorist busted planning to shoot
up the University of Delaware. They pick always the oddest targets.

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Not that they want them to pick any targets at all,
but who even thinks at the University of Delaware. FBI
Director Cash Battel says, quote anonymous sources always lie. Results
don't That is true, Results do not lie. Where is
FBI Former FBI Special Agent Elvis Chan today? Is he

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behind bars? Saint Paul Mayer fraud charges show federal agents
are not adding value. In fact, they're doing the opposite. Well,
of course, you know exactly what they're saying here. They
want all the foreigners to stay because the foreigners are
the bread and butter of the twenty twenty five Democrat Party,

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and they will be for the near future, well probably
this in the future. Anyway, we'll come back tom on
and do it again. That's all.