Why are corporations backing away from LGBTQ nonsense and why were they OK with it in the first place

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is a podcast from woor Geez.

Speaker 2 (00:04):
The Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly
Show on a fantastic Tuesday. Well, I'm going to finish
up my talk about this great It really is an
incredible cultural win we have with these businesses and back
and away from all the LGBTQ plus crap that we're
seeing out there right now. We have elite communists getting

(00:24):
ready to purge another street, communists, illegal immigration emails helping
people move. All that and so much more in the
final hour of the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now,
just to finish up this talk we have because the headline,
and this is from CNBC, this isn't Breitbart. Corporate sponsors
are backing away from LGBTQ plus pride organizations. I gave

(00:49):
you a little bit of the background as to why
and how these corporations started doing these things. When you
when you turn on the television set and you see
a bunch of dudes in leather chaps dancing in the
street in the middle of New York City in front
of little kids, and then behind them there's a big
sign that says, hey Demons for New York sponsored by

(01:10):
Budweiser and you look around at Wait, why would Budweiser
do that? Well, I already talked about the corporate takeover,
but there's the the extortion portion of it, where these
groups they will come up with a grading system for
your company and they will tell you you better get

(01:32):
a good grade. And to get a good grade, don't
think you can be passive about it. Don't think you
can just say yeah, yeah, I support you guys and
blow them off. No, no, they're onto that game. You
have to provide tangible things. Okay, you're on our side.
Tell me how many trannies did you, guys hire last year?
Only five? We gave you a quota of ten bad marks. Hey,

(01:53):
how many gay parades did you, guys sponsor last year? Oh?
Not enough. We told you fifty million dollars that's what
you needed for an A grade. You only gave thirty million.
Guess you're getting a C plus.

Speaker 3 (02:05):
Now.

Speaker 2 (02:05):
That always begs the question from people as they're following
down the logic in that, well, why would they care,
especially these big corporations. Because I brought up Bank of America,
we'll use that as an example. We'll stay with that example.
Why would Bank of America care. This is a gigantic
international corporation worth billions and billions and billions of dollars.

(02:28):
You're telling me, this huge corporation cares that the HRC,
the Human Rights Campaign, gives them a C instead of
an A. What tangibly does that matter for Bank of America.
I'm glad you asked. That brings me to a piece
of audio we played last week. We've played it for
you a dozen times before, but it's important you understand
how this works. You see, there's the corporate world that

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normal people see, and then there's the corporate world that
exists in layers above that world. Now I'm not acting
like you're naive or I'm naive, but I'm even naive
to a lot of this stuff. We all are. For instance,
I brought up Budweiser earlier. Maybe you think to yourself,
Budweiser is its own independent corporation. It's one company. They

(03:17):
sell a bunch of different kinds of beer. They have
some cool horses. They play them on the commercials during
the Super Bowl Budweiser. Budweiser was purchased by a foreign
company in bev. Budweiser is owned by a larger corporation
who owns many corporations. You think about Budweiser, and maybe

(03:40):
you think Budweiser is at the top of the organizational chart.
They're one of the pegs down below, one of several
pegs down below. So let's go back to Bank of America.
A huge company like Bank of America, why would they
give a crap about some little gay rights group giving
them a c plus US Bank of America has all

(04:03):
kinds of things going on financially at any given moment.
I know a tiny fraction of it, as do you.
There's all kinds of different loans and debts and banking
transactions and real estate. The financial world is unbelievably deep,
I'll put it that way. And at any given moment,

(04:23):
Bank of America needs They need access to large amounts
of quick capital to survive. To put it in the
most dumb down possible terms, if I'm running Bank of America,
I might have a five hundred million dollar deal that
I need to get done today. I need it signed

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on the bottom line today. If I do this deal,
I'm going to make one hundred and fifty million dollars
on the back end of this deal. But here's the problem.
I need two hundred million dollars in capital right now. Well,
I need somebody who can write me that and will
write me that check immediately. I need one phone call.
Can I have two hundred million? Pay you back two weeks?

(05:06):
Sounds good? Done? Well, that's where Blackrock Vanguard State Street.
That's where these big financial giants come in. You may
think Bank of America is big. Bank of America is
in a pimple on BlackRock's bud. And how do things

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work at Blackrock? Well, you didn't think b of A
was only concerned about that that C plus grade from
the gay group. You didn't think they were only worried
about that from below, Right, the pressure comes from above.

Speaker 3 (05:46):
Well, behaviors are gonna have to change, and this is
one thing we're going to We're asking companies you have
to force behaviors, and at Blackrock we are forcing behaviors.
Fifty four percent of the incoming class are women. I
added four more points in terms of diverse employment this year.
You know what we're doing in ternsthid.

Speaker 2 (06:07):
That'll be enough. That'll be enough. You automatically heard they
even put numbers on them. Hey, oh you need that
capital bank of America two hundred million. You need that today?
Oh boy, I would love to, but I'm looking at
your corporate board. There's twenty people on that corporate board,
but twelve of them are men. We said we wanted

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fifty four percent women. That's just not a good enough number.
I'm sorry. And there's only hold on hold on that
account again, there's three gays, only one black guy. Sorry.
Bank of America, call back when you've actually reached your
quota numbers. That's how it has worked, and that's how

(06:55):
in my lifetime the corporate world went from being completely
non political to sponsoring gay parades and Black Lives Matter rallies.
That's how that happened. Back to the good news. Why
are we getting headlines about corporate sponsors backing away from
this stuff, because, believe it or not, you and I

(07:19):
collectively are more powerful than the black rocks of the world.
What happened was we finally developed teeth. We finally dropped
the lameness we used to say, we're better than that.
I don't do boycotts, and we finally started understanding that
anti communism has to be aggressive. You cannot be passive

(07:43):
with communists because as Sultsanitzen said, all they understand is
the big fist. So when corporations spit in your face,
when corporations violate your values with your money, you punish
them for that, for it, And not only do you
punish them for it now, because of social media, you

(08:04):
do it publicly. You punish them, and then you savage
them publicly. These corporations track all that stuff, and businesses,
these big companies started to see their business go down
and down and down because you stopped putting up with it.
This is a win for you, And maybe you feel

(08:26):
like maybe you feel like you're too small, that it's
not a win for you. No, every single one of us, collectively,
with our buying power, we are more powerful than any
financial giant. We're more powerful than any human rights campaign,
gay group. We are more powerful than that. These businesses
can't afford. Disney can't afford. I know they haven't signaled

(08:48):
that they're going to back away from it yet, but
even a company the size of Disney cannot afford to
have a multi, multi, multi, multi million dollar flop at
the box office every single year because they filled it
up with a bunch of gay feminist crap. They just
did it with that Snow White movie. I don't I

(09:09):
don't know. I don't know the final number. I know
it was. I think it's a couple two three hundred
million dollars they lost on it. They spent it on
the movie. It was supposed to do this much, but
they put so much. I don't need no, man, we
don't need none of this. They put so much of
that crap in there. You stayed home. Maybe you don't
feel like you did anything, not going to the movies.

(09:30):
Kids wanted to see it. Maybe you have a daughter.
Every daughter goes up reads a story of snow White
or watches the old cartoon snow White. I know maybe
she was probably in your ear. And believe me, I
know it's hard to say no, especially to women. My
wife looks at me with those puppy dog guys. Okay,
and whatever. I know for a daughter, I tell you,

(09:51):
I thank God every day he didn't give me a daughter,
because I know she would own me. I know she
would own me. I fully acknowledged that a daughter would
own me. If you looked at your daughter in the
face and you said no, you did something good for
your country, it might not feel like that maybe you
had to fight through some tears in a temper tantrum.
You did something good, good for you. Celebrate wins where

(10:13):
we get them. We'll get to immigration, and we'll get
to the streets versus the elites. I want to talk
about moving and emails first. I want to talk to
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We'll be back. Is he smarter than everyone who knows?
Does he think so? Yeah? It is the Jesse Kelly
Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday, And we're gonna get

(11:49):
to helping people move here in just a second, but
I have to get to this email. We'll do a
few emails, but I should have done this one early on.
One thing that's fascinating, and it doesn't bother me because
I'm a sociopath. But one thing that's fascinating is no
matter what you say, you will offend somebody. Now that
doesn't bother me. It's never bothered me. I never cared

(12:11):
about offending people. Doesn't bother me. But you could say
I prefer the red Skittles over the yellow Skittles. And
if the show is large enough, if you have a
large enough platform, you will get at least one email
of somebody who was angry about it. I know you
think I'm crazy, but you will. Last night I did

(12:33):
some analogy. I was talking. I think I was talking
about commies and how you have to give that you
have to disincentivize them in some way because they can't
help themselves. And I made a comparison to Fred. You know,
if I want Fred to stop grabbing food, table scraps
off the floor, I might have to whip them with
the newspaper. That's what I said last night. It was
just kind of an offhanded comment. Listen to this your

(12:58):
comment at twelve six teen am. Dude even wrote it
that lady, I don't even know. Dude even wrote it
down at twelve sixteen am that you hit you by
the way, you're up late. They hit your dog with
a newspaper to punish him for grabbing a French fry
is disgusting. How about disciplining your kids not to throw
food on the floor and then they go on it's

(13:20):
people like you that give conservatives a bad name, cruel
and ignorant. I used to watch your show occasionally, but
no more and more. I'm sure I will make sure
others don't. Yes, you definitely seem like the type of
person who has a lot of influence over other people. Sure,
I'm sure they look to you for leadership anyway, Conservatives

(13:41):
are allowed to have a heart and be good people.
Your comment shows your true personality, which I find disgusting.
You should not be allowed to own any animals, and
I'm concerned about your pets and children. I'm concerned about
my children too, they keep stealing my chips. Don't bother replying.
I love it all. Why I can't believe I'm glad

(14:01):
he threw that within Chris, I was just ready to
type out a response. Don't bother replying, I'll, i'll. I
never want to hear your voice again. Animal abuse is
rabbit in our country, and your comment gives people that
green light to do worse things when they have a
free pass from you. And this is maybe my favorite part.
My next comments are going to your advertisers, whoa well, okay,

(14:26):
so a couple of things. One, don't act like you're
not still listening. You're still listening. You're typing up a
new hate email as we speak. That's one, okay. One.
Two If you would ever want to call and complain
to the advertisers, I have great news. I give out

(14:47):
the contact number every time I read an app, so
you can call, and you should. You should tell them
exactly what you think about me and let me know
how that goes. Shoot me an email afterwards and let
me know how that goes, let me know how they respond. Finally,
my final point on this is this people and I
don't know whether this is a people thing or more

(15:08):
of a modern era because of the social media era.
I don't know what this is. But people really have
turned into these terrible, controlling bullies, and I don't understand
it because I'm not like that. I've never I've never
seen somebody say something even someone I hate or something
I dislike, and said it even been even even it's

(15:29):
never even occurred to me to call that person or
send that person in an email and say stop doing that.
You stop doing In fact, I'm gonna try to make
you stop doing that. I'm gonna I'm gonna call some
You have some problems, buddy, real real problems. Don't ever
ever try to tell me what to say or what

(15:51):
not to say. It will never work. In fact, the
opposite works with me. I'm just petty enough. I had
a guy listener to the show. Actually, they're trying to
take out Ron de Santis in Florida. All the dirty
Rhinos and Democrats tend to try to take out Rona
Santis in Florida. And it's kind of a Florida story
more than a national story. And it wasn't something that

(16:13):
super caught my interest because he's about to be turned out,
so it's never really dug into it on the radio.
This dude tried to bully me into it. I guess
you're not even gonna don't have the guts to say
something about No, you don't understand because you just tried
to tell me what to say. Now, I'll never say
it now. I will never. In fact, that little thirty

(16:37):
second snippet I just did is the only time I
will ever mention that story on the show. And it's
specifically because one person tried to tell me to talk
about it. That's how against being controlled I am. That
you could look. You probably won't ever get a chance
to talk to him, And lucky for you. Ask Jewish
producer Chris if you ever talked to him, or Corey
if you ever talked to him about how I respond

(16:58):
when anybody tells me I'm not allowed to say something.
If you tell me I'm not allowed to say it.
I will say it twenty times just to teach you
a lesson. And if you try to demand I say it,
I will never ever say it. Ever, it will never
ever happen. Do not try to control me. I don't
try to control you. I don't want to control you.
That's what's weird. Even if I could, even if I
had the power in my hands, I still wouldn't. What Chris,

(17:22):
what figures? What a Chris thing to say? You know
what Chris just said, He said you should never give
us a raise. These mind games don't work on me.
Chris anyway, I just talked about slapping your dog with
the newspaper. Buddy, you never whipped a puppy with the
newspaper before. What a loser? Have you bought your gold?

(17:47):
You heard what they said, You heard what Scott Pssent
said it.

Speaker 4 (17:50):
So we're negotiating with a lot of different interests. Some
of the European countries have put on an unfair digital
service taxic on our day internet provide.

Speaker 2 (18:01):
Yeah, they're adjusting things. A lot of things being adjusted
trade wise. China. You've seen what it's done to the market.
What have you done? What have you done? Specifically to
make sure your retirement is not going to be affected.
Have you gotten a hold of gold Co? Or are
you just is your plan to just cross your fingers.

(18:23):
I don't want you, and I'd never ask you to
do anything radical or anything crazy or anything I haven't done.
I have picked up the phone and I have called
gold Co and I have done this. I have ordered gold,
I have ordered precious metals. I have done it because
I believe in protecting what I've earned. Have you let
them make it part of your retirement, not all your retirement.

(18:46):
I didn't tell you to go become Fort Knox part
of your retirement so you don't lose everything you could
qualify for fifteen grand and bonus silver call them eight
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Likes goold dot com. All right, now, we'll get to

(19:07):
the elite communists versus the streets and helping people moved
the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic, fantastic Tuesday. I
will get to the immigration stuff, hopefully probably here in
just a few minutes. First, I just dropped my pen, Chris.
I hope the audience couldn't hear that they could Okay,

(19:29):
I'm sorry. I know it's loud. What do you want
me to do? Okay, it's a high quality pen. We
already talked about this. We already We're not going to
talk about the breaking of it anyway. I fixed it.
That's what. When you're handy like I am, you fix things.
I fixed a pen. It's worked even better ever since.
My pen is better than yours. That's all. Now, there's

(19:51):
a headline out of the New York Post more than
a third of Americans secretly hate being asked to help
with moving. And I just felt like this was an opportunity. Okay,
more than a third of Americans secretly hate being asked
to help with moving. I have offered before, or at

(20:12):
least i've I've brought up on the show a business idea,
and every time I read an article like this, it
leads me to believe that my business idea would be lucrative.
And my business idea was simply this. Remember this one, Chris,
you have a hard time being a jerk. I am

(20:37):
a natural jerk, so I was raised. Hire me, I'll
handle it. The last time we had this conversation, it
was about relatives bringing bad food items to different holidays,
Christmas or bar Mitzvah's Chris or whatever it may be.
You don't want to say anything about Aunt Peggy's green

(20:57):
bean casserole. It'll be rude food. She'll be offended, and
I get that, get me, I'll step in. I'll let
her know it's rancid trash. That's why there's one courtesy
scoop out of it. Everyone hates it, and in fact,
they hate you for bringing it. So bring something better.
Don't come next year. I can handle that for you.
I'm happy to handle that for you. That's the beauty

(21:20):
of being somebody without any what are they? A sadist
is probably what you'd call me. I don't know. Narcissist
is probably more narcissistic. Sociopath I think is what my mentor,
Michael Berry calls me. Something like that. There are benefits
to it, as far as more than a third of
Americans secretly hate being asked to help with moving. One

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hundred percent of the people hate to ask being hate
asked to help. Nobody wants to help you move. Nobody does.
I'm an expert in moving, you see, because we were
always flipping houses trying to make some money. Ten houses
in ten years. That's not even all the moves, that's
just the most concentrated example. Ten houses in ten years.

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And this is without professional movers. Remember we didn't have
the money for that. That means me, my father, my mother,
and my sister packing up the entire house, everything, refrigerators,
wash or dryer, everything, every year for a decade, loading
it up into a U haul. No professional movers, no nothing,
loading it up in a U haul, taking it to

(22:26):
your new home, unloading everything. I've moved more than it's
more times than you can count in your lifetime. And
you know what my answer is to everybody who asks
me to help them move today. No, that's my answer.
Hey will you help me move? No? No, but I
really need it. Great answers still no, oh but this
is important. No, oh, but Jesse would if it was

(22:48):
your mother or something like that, well the answer would
still be no. But I would step in and well no,
but I'll tell you what. I'll find you a mover
or something like that. If it was my mom or
my sister somebody, I wouldn't just leave the know. But
for virtually everyone else, including my best friends, the answer
is simply no, I'm not moving anymore. I'm not hauling

(23:11):
any crapity. I'm not moving out of my house. We've
actually discussed it before. Hey, what if we sold the house.
I wonder if we could make any money. I wout
if we could move across town. I wonder if we
could move here, and we don't. We come back to
every single time. I don't want to pack. I don't
want to pack the stuff. I don't want to move.
I'm not moving me, and so I'm not moving you.
And this is this Jesse Kelly's Jerk Service is going

(23:34):
to become. I'm telling you this is going to become
Maybe I should read I don't you know, Chris will
come up with a new name. That's a very good point.
Jesse Kelly's Jerk Service is definitely not the name we're
gonna go with. Either way, that's a placeholder name for
this point. At this point in time, I'm gonna make
millions and millions of dollars. Hi, you're me, and I'll
be the one when your friend texts you, Hey, I

(23:55):
got a six packs of sick pack of beer in
it for you. You want to help me move this Saturday.
I don't want you to have to be that guy
or that girl. Give me a call. I'll handle it
for you. What Chris Chris said, he gets not wanting
to help others move, but I don't want to pack

(24:16):
my own stuff. I want others doing it. No, No,
you don't understand. I will pack my own stuff. I
have no problem with that. I will wrap my guns
and pack stuff. And Ab is more the detail freak.
So she's gonna do the kitchen and things like that,
like we've done dude, We've done this. We've moved across
the country several times. I have done it. But well,

(24:37):
I'll put it this way. We have considered moving across town.
Not that we're not happy with where we are, but
we've sniffed around. We kind of like this neighborhood, a
little closer to the school. That kind of thing. People, Hey,
out of convenience, might you move? We have completely eliminated
it because of moving because I don't want to move.

(24:58):
I won't move me. I'm never gonna move you. The
answer is no. And the only exception to this rule,
I will say, because everybody's celebrating right now, because everyone
wants Jesse Kelly's jerk service to step in and help
them again. We're gonna change the name Chris. The one
excuse or the one excuse the on the one group

(25:20):
I'll say not excuse. The one group that probably can't
use this sorry is young men, fellas. I don't want
to hear any whinding. Well, women, life is unfair, okay.
Young Men have to bear many burdens for society that
other people do not have to bear. If you are

(25:41):
a man, I will say twenty five and under and
your buddy who is single, you're not obligated to go
help your buddies family of five move. If your buddy
who is also single and young, if he's moving out
of his apartment and he needs help because he only

(26:01):
asks like three things he needs help with, he's got
a couch and a bet. Everyone knows what a young
man has. You have to help him. He has to
pay you back. He can pay you back in money,
which he probably doesn't have, so don't set that aside.
Or he can pay you back in pizza, or he
can pay you back in beer or something along those lines.

(26:22):
It can be, you know, a tangible exchange. He owes
you and he will owe you a move assist. If
you're a young man twenty five and under. You have
an obligation if you're older than that. As a dude, no,
the answer is no. If you're a woman at any age, no,
your wrists are two weak anyway, just say no, you're

(26:42):
not doing it. The answer is no. Don't help people move.
I'm not doing it. What Chris?

Speaker 1 (26:48):
What?

Speaker 2 (26:52):
See? That's the problem Chris. Because Chris is a sadist.
He said, just move one guy and bang up the walls,
and they'll never help. Don't I'll ever ask you again.
Moving it damages things, no matter what. No matter what,
things get damaged. And this is another reason you don't
help people move, because you'll be moving, you know, at
the clock that grandma had back in eighteen fifty three,

(27:15):
and you'll bang it off the wall because you're already
sweaty and you're tired and your back hurts and it's
the end of the day, and you'll you'll chip grandma's
clock and they'll get mad at you about it. Does
this sound like I've been here before? They get mad
at you. Hey man, you put a dent in my
wash or dryer? Oh really, well, too bad. I don't
work at U haul. Go find somebody else to move
you then for a six pack of beer. This is

(27:37):
another reason I'm not doing it. I'm not doing it.
Don't call, don't email, And if someone has asked you
to move, you can call Jesse Kelly's Jerk Service and
we will be here to assist you any hour of
the day. In fact, you can email the show, love, hate,
death threats, or anyone you need me to be a
jerk to Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Chris, we're

(27:59):
giving out a free to get business. This is how
we get business in the door. It's like drug dealers
who hand out the pot or whatever. Jesse at Jesse
Kellyshow dot com. We'll talk immigration next. He doesn't care
if you believe himse Kelly Show, Final segment of The
Jesse Kelly Show on a Magnificent Tuesday. Remember you can

(28:20):
email the show Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Also,
if you want to celebrate something, how about this. Only
nine illegal immigrants released into the US during Trump's first
one hundred days, a ninety nine point ninety nine percent
drop from the same period under Biden. I know you

(28:42):
might not be thrilled with everything. Maybe you are thrilled
with everything, But that's very rare. People aren't thrilled with everything,
no matter what else you say. They secured the border,
and that's a really, really big deal because the Biden
administration did so much on a damage to this country
that Trump administration stepped in and secured the border. And

(29:06):
like we talked about in the first hour, remember when
you hear these people discuss illegals, immigrants, illegal immigrants, whatever
word they're undocumented, whatever word they want to put on it,
remember that they're lying about every single thing they say.
Michelle Obama, she hasn't shed a single tear or lost

(29:26):
a minute a sleep for the illegals being deportable.

Speaker 5 (29:29):
Well, in this current climate, for me, it's you know
what's happening to immigrants, you know, So it's it's not
the fear for myself anymore. I drive around in a
four car motorcade with a police escort. I'm Michelle Obama.
I do still worry about my daughters in the world,
even though they are somewhat recognizable. So my fears are

(29:50):
for what I know is happening out there in streets
all over the city. And now that we have leadership
that is sort of indiscriminately determining who belongs in who doesn't.
And we know that those decisions aren't being made.

Speaker 2 (30:05):
With Just remember she's lying about every single word of that,
every single word she's lying. She's lying about what's happening,
she's lying about her feelings about it. But also remember
it's not that the communist is okay with lying. He
believes he has to lie, he's instructed to lie. He's
trying to lie.

Speaker 5 (30:24):
I think are reverence for the truth might become might
have become a bit of a distraction that is preventing
us from finding consensus and getting important things done.

Speaker 2 (30:34):
She knows they're only deporting illegals. She knows that these people,
many of them are criminals. Actually, every single one of
them is a criminal in some shape or form. She
knows they make the lives of Americans worse in one
way or another. But she also knows that the mass
importation of foreigners is absolutely positively critical. It is the

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central pillar of global communism. And she knows that she
has to sell your values to you in some ways.
So she talks about losing sleep over the poor illegals. Remember,
they lie about everything all the time, and here at home.

Speaker 6 (31:13):
We're seeing Ice has deported nearly one hundred and forty
thousand people, often with no due process or real hearings.

Speaker 2 (31:24):
You're yelling into the microphone that they don't deserve due process,
they don't deserve hearings. If you were to give them
due process and hearings, it would take like ten thousand years. Well,
she knows that too. They're lying about everything all the time,
and it's not an accident. They're not misguided. They're not
naive that the Das aren't soft on crime, they're pro crime.

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They lie about everything, and they lie on purpose. The
media didn't miss Joe Biden's cognitive decline. They didn't miss it.
They covered it up on purpose. Is not media failure.
This is a failure of the Democratic Party.

Speaker 1 (32:03):
And I just sort of the virtue signaling that some
people have done to try to say that the media
missed the story. They didn't miss this story. So you know,
it's not like this. This isn't WMDs, where the White
House worked with the mainstream media to manufacture a story
that did not exist.

Speaker 2 (32:22):
That was a press failure. This was not that failure.
This is an attempt.

Speaker 1 (32:29):
By some to virtue signal, And it's this horrible sort
of pitting different news organizations against each other, when ultimately
the people at fault are Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, Jill Biden,
Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, every elected member of Congress.

Speaker 2 (32:46):
They just lied to us. No they didn't. You covered
it up to help them out. Now you're trying to
fade the heat. Now, I remember what we were talking
about about how the elites in the street or two
different divisions of communism always have been, always will be.
And remember how many times I've told you what are

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the streets not allowed to do? You're allowed to make
the transition from street animal and too being an elite.
You can get out, you can get out of that
protest and get elected to Congress or something like that.
But what are you not allowed to do? You're not
allowed to bring your street animal ways with you in
a way that hurts the elites that you're not allowed

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You have to leave some of your barbarian ways in
the streets. Why is Jamal Bowman not in Congress anymore? Well,
it's really quite simple. Jamal Bowman was a career street
animal communist activist, got elected to Congress, could not set
aside his animal ways and found himself pulling fire alarms,
making life hard for the elites. Bup, bup, bup primary challenge. Goodbye,

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so sad, see you later. David Hagg, vice chair of
the DNC, headline Native American woman gets a chance to
topple Hog at the DNZ. They're going to take out
David Hogg. David Hogg is this community street animal, pretending
to be a survivor of a school shooting. He's made

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a lot of hay, got himself a Harvard education out
of the whole thing, and then decided he wanted to Okay,
this street life isn't for everybody. He wanted some of
the finer things in life. So get yourself as vice
chair of the DNC. You're flying first class baby private jets,
fancy parties. But he couldn't, couldn't set aside his street

(34:39):
animal ways, started talking about challenging democrats in primaries, and
now he's going to be gone soon. The streets aren't
allowed to challenge the elites. Do you enjoy history, by
the way, this historical context for all this stuff. What
if Hillsdale College would teach you some history for free.

(35:01):
You know they will. Hillsdale College will teach you things
for free. It's available for everybody. You me, everybody you
have access to a computer, smartphone. Right now, Hillsdale's offering
more than forty courses, not classes, entire courses free for

(35:22):
people who listen to my show. If you go to
Hillsdale dot edu slash Jesse and enroll, there's no cost.
You want to take their newest one Understanding Capitalism, you'll
forget more about capitalism than your friends wherever. No, Hillsdale
will teach you for free. Hillsdale dot edu slash Jesse.

Speaker 4 (35:45):
And now here's a headline, why you know you know the.

Speaker 2 (35:48):
Thing headlines we didn't get to Deep state federal employees
defying Trump orders caught on video. Yes, just a reminder
that the United States government is absolutely full of committed
communists who are going to subvert everything we do, and

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we can't succeed until we get the little parasites out.
I do have an underground tunnel. Watch Mark Zuckerberg brag
about his Hawaiian doomsday bunker. Fellas ego is one of
those things that brings us all down. If you ever
do get an underground tunnel an underground bunker, something for doomsday.

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It generally is preferred if you don't let the entire
general public know, because then somebody with more guns than
you shows up, shoots you in the face and takes
over your bunker. The Army made a tank it doesn't
need and can't use. Now it's figuring out what to
do with it. Yeah, but that would imply that the
Army ever had a tank it knew how to use,
which would be incorrect.

Speaker 1 (36:50):
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