March 31, 2025 • 37 mins
Freedom of expression in the civilized world. Why people have tried for decades to come to western civilization. The problem with not maintaining freedom. Why are the commies so obsessed with Elon? It all boils down to power. Protecting their street animals. “We’ve been called on to redesign the world”.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, The Jesse Kelly Show.
Let's have some fun on a Monday, and it's going
to be an enormous Monday for reasons I will explain
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in just a moment. First of all, remember that, it's
of course Medal of Honor Monday. That's an hour from now.
We'll celebrate a hero. But here are the kind of
subtopics we're gonna discuss, but there's gonna be a theme
to them. New Mexico Republican Party was firebombed. The headquarters
the same judge that's stopping the deportations protected Ray Epps.
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Department of Justice is starting a clean out. We're gonna
discuss the DOJFI, your frustrations, things like that, what happened
in France? Why does it matter at all? This will
all come back to us. Elon Musk says, non citizens
are getting Social Security numbers and voting tariffs are coming.
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All that emails and so much more are coming up
tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly's Show. But we
are going to I'm giving you a heads up right now.
We're going to do something a little different, but it's
similar to what we oftentimes do on the show, because
you know what's wild is all these things would sound
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totally separate from France, the Republican Party headquarters in New Mexico,
to ray ups to the Dojata. All these things sound
like separate stories, separate issues, but they're actually all linked,
all tied together, because we are going to do even
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a larger zoom out than we normally do. We know
how I say, we normally try to do the thirty
thousand foot view. We don't sit and read a headline. Well,
let's discuss in detail the Republican Party headquarters of New Mexico.
We don't do that. Let's talk about the why. What's
the game? What's at play here? Well, we're zooming out
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even more because there is something going on globally right
now that we have to discuss. Okay, so let's start
with that. We'll start with as zoomed out as we
can be, and then we'll zoom in. You're ready to
walk through this with me. Globally, what's happening right now
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is the world is changing. Let me let me explain.
That's a little vague. Let me explain. There have been
various periods of time in the history of the world
where the major or many of the major established countries,
we're going through serious upheaval, and it seemed to happen
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oddly around the same time, during at least the same
time period, for instance, I'll just do it. For instance,
prior to World War One, right about that era, that
general era, you'd say eighteen hundreds, mid to late eighteen
hundreds or that time frame in the world, something was happening.
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And this you could expand it beyond that, but something
was happening, and here's what was happening. The huge established
countries in the world were starting to move completely away
from having one central figurehead who led the country. Whether
maybe that's a czar in the case of Russia, we'll
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talk about Russia, maybe that's a king. When you're talking
about countries like France or England. But for the longest
time before that, for the longest longest time, countries tiny tribes.
They were led by one man. Now the one man
had various levels of power. If you were in ancient Egypt,
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the pharaoh was not just a king, he was a god.
You would allowed to look at him or you die.
And sometimes the king had to have other people with
us say so we saw all kinds of stuff that
I had to do with that in England and Henry
the eighth that kind of okay. So, but the world
almost all at once, and I know it was an
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identical dates decided this king thing. No, I think we
should have a representative government. And sometimes that worked out
pretty well. England's actually a great example when they moved
away from the monarchy more of a representative country. Some countries,
like Russia did it not so well. They instead had
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a communist revolution. They tossed the czars out and you
know how that went. But the world really changed at once.
In the world. The people of the world decided, wait
a minute, I should not be ruled as a subject.
I instead should be treated as a citizen, A valuable
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citizen who matters. My life matters. I am not a peasant.
I'm not a subject. My life is not meaningless. I
don't exist to serve the king. Excuse me, I don't
exist to serve the king. My life has more value
than that. And a lot of that rose, honestly with
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the rising of the Christian Church. That that more taught
those lessons around the globe as well. You you're not
a nothing You're not meaningless. You matter, Your soul matters
as anyone else. Okay, So as that rose, everything kind
of rose in that way of thinking rose on the planet.
You with me. Now we see where we are. Now,
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let's fast forward to where we are now, or at
least where we were. Let's call it fifty years ago.
Where were we Where we were was well, people had
rights in this planet. And I'm not going to act
like things were all hunky dory fifty years ago or
one hundred years ago. Of course they were not. The
world is always in will always have huge problems. I'm
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not saying that. But in places like the United States
of America, France, England, these huge country Germany, even these
huge countries well Germany kind of post WW two, but
you know what I mean, these huge, important, powerful countries,
citizens there were free, free and free in different ways
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in it different from country to country. But one of
the ways they were very, very free was freedom of expression,
freedom of speech. That was something fairly universal across the
civilized world. It has been something fairly universal, meaning whether
you are in Mississippi, California, or London or Berlin or Paris,
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you can walk into the street and you can write
the name of the head of the state, whoever it was,
George Bush or Margaret Thatcher, or whoever you wanted, and
you could say, Margaret Thatcher is the devil, and you
could hold it up on a sign as a citizen
because you worry a citizen, and you could speak out
loudly against your government, against the head of your state,
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because you had the freedom to do so, because you
were free. That was what Western civilization became. Western civilization.
When we've referenced it, and we'll reference it a lot tonight,
it became what everybody wanted to be. The rest of
the world looked at countries like us. We'll make it
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about us, the United States of America. The rest of
the world looked at us in the freedoms we take
for granted, and they thought to themselves, I'll kill for that. Shoot,
I'll die for that. I'll risk everything to get out
of this oppressive society where we're not free, just to
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get to a country where me and my children can
be free. That's what freedom meant. It wasn't just the word.
It's not something we sing in songs. That's what it
truly meant. You are a citizen a unique, God breathed
individual with real, genuine rights, and no government, no government
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has the right to take that away from you, because
you are free. That's why people have tried to flock
to Western civilization for decades and decades and decades. That's
what they were coming for. But like all great things,
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freedom needs maintenance. You see. Let's say you go down
to home depot, hopefully Ace or something like that local store.
But you go down to home depot and you decide
you're going to make a beautiful, beautiful lawn, beautiful landscaping.
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And you're down there and you're buying all the seeds
and the fertilizer, and your wife's of course being annoying.
We need flowers, and you're gonna get the flowers and
maybe even start a garden. Maybe you even gonna get a tree,
and you dig a ditch, and let's say you pour
your soul into your landscaping for a couple weeks, blood, sweat, tears,
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and by the time you're finally done and the mowing's
done and the trimming's done and everything is planted. By
the time you're done, maybe even hard at it for
six months, making sure everything's watered and taken care of.
You walk out back one day and you look at
your lawn and wow, look how beautiful it is. Look
at the flowers, trees providing shade. Oh we have a
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hammock setup. Look at my lawn. It's green, and that's lovely.
That's lovely. Good. Good for you. You worked hard for it,
you built it. Sit back there and enjoy it. What
would that lawn look like if you went back inside
and didn't come back out to maintain it for a year.
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What would it look like a disaster? Well, free societies
work the exact same way, and we, the citizens, were
the landscapers. So now that's where we were. Let's talk
about what's happening as it relates to the judges and
the FBI, and my goodness, there's so much to talk
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Jesse Kelly returns next. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a Monday forty five minutes from Metal of Honor Monday,
and we're gonna get to that, of course, and so
many other things. You can email the show Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com. Back to what we were discussing,
The world is changing now. It went through changes in
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the past where we cast off the kings and monarchs
and Western civilization became what it is now. We're citizens
across the world, not just us. Across the world enjoyed freedoms,
freedom to criticize, the government freedom to run for office,
but free citizens, we have an obligation. You see. I
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called it landscaping. Think of it like landscaping. You plant
the flowers, you mow the lawn, you plant the trees,
you bust your butt, sweat, your back hurts. In the end,
it's beautiful and it's wonderful, and you've created something incredible.
But just like landscaping, you can't create something beautiful and
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then just let it go, because if you walk away,
there's always weeds and terrible things lurking beneath the surface
trying to come back. Does it sound like I've experienced
this before. I had. That's why we're using my own
analogy for this whole thing. We the free people of
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the world of Western civilization. We were gifted from past
generations free countries. But with that gift, we did not
accept the responsibility of maintaining it, and we went about
our business and we ignored it. I don't do politics.
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It's a game on and those weeds, evil people started
to sprout up and sprout up and gain strength and
choke off the flowers, kill the trees, and overrun the lawn.
And now we walk out back and we're looking at
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this disaster and we're wondering what happened. Well, what happened
is we were negligent and we didn't understand the weeds.
And that's really what I want to talk about right now.
The headquarters of the New Mexico Republican Party, they got
firebombs and go look at pictures of it. It's really awful.
They even spray painted on their ice equals KKK, so
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we know exactly who did this. Standard street animals, very powerful,
very evil people across Western civilization. What they want is
to return to the days of kings and queens, because they,
of course consider themselves those kings and queens. They see
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themselves as rulers. Not your servant, not even your representative,
not your senator, not your FBI agent, not your irs agent. No, no, no, no,
they are your rulers. They are your betters. I'm not
talking about what they are, I'm talking about how they
see themselves. They see themselves as that. They also understand
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that little things like your rights, the Constitution, they're in
the way. These people you with your love of your freedoms.
It's a bother, you see. And so what they've done
is they've embarked on a decade decades. It's been a
century now, a century long campaign to slowly but surely
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overrun your landscaping, overrun your flowers, destroy what you've built,
and replace it with something utterly horrific. But here's the thing.
When you are fighting a revolution for power, and that's
really what all the elite communists scum are in it for.
They don't care about climate change, or civil rights or
any of that other dumb stuff. They certainly don't care
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about the deportations of the poor immigrant. They don't care
about any of that stuff. They care about power. It's
all about power. It's about money. And when you're fighting
a revolution against a current system, there's no way to
do it nicely, politely. It's just not humanly possible. Think
about maybe you hate your company, or you've worked for
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a company in the past, you hate for or if
you're in school, if you're a kid right now in school,
maybe you hate your teacher, maybe your principal's a jerk.
Let's say you wanted to get them replaced. What if
you had to replace your boss, your teacher, your principal.
What would that take? Could you do it nicely? Hey,
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mister Johnson, I don't like how you've been running things
around here, and I'll be honest with you, sir, if
you don't mind, I'd really love it if you would
step down, please, pretty please, I'm being polite about Is
that how you replace some No, of course not, You're
going to have to get not nice, flat out mean. Well,
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America's communists under stand if they are to be successful
in burning down our rights and replacing this government with
something completely evil and tyrannical, they understand that some eggs
are going to have to be broken to make that omelet,
if you will. And that, of course, is where the
street communists come in. Remember, because this is going to
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be important. We've talked about it many times before. There
are now, as there always has been, two different kinds
of communism, two different divisions of communism. It's not even
American Soviets had it. Everyone has it. Everyone has it today.
There are the elites and there are the streets. Senators,
the people in the media, Hollywood. These people go out
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they don't believe in anything they say, and they tell
people Republicans are Nazis. Elon Musk is the devil ba
go hurd him you have Chuck Schumer standing up in
front of a crowd of people shouting that Supreme Court
justices will reap the whirlwind. Why do they say these
things because they understand the other division. The other division
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is the street animals. Those are mostly the very low IQ,
almost always insane people on the left. Those are the
people on videotape wiping poop on Tesla's, firebombing Republican headquarter, dealership.
And the elites understand the streets are easy to manipulate.
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They're low IQ, they're inherently violent, and so the elites
issue the orders, the streets carry the orders out. We
will continue this in a moment. Hang on catch up
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on a wonderful, wonderful Monday, about a half hour away
from Metal of Honor Monday. So let's now break this down.
Why are street animals in this country? Fire box Republican Party,
the Republican Party of New Mexico. Why are people assaulting
is it fair to say assaulting Tesla Tesla owners? Somebody
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had a gun pointed at them. Sixty year old woman
got punched in the face. They're getting swastikas carved into
them repeatedly. Why is this happening? Why is Elon Musk
receiving eighteen thousand death threats per day? Why are these
things happening because the elite communists scum running the globe
And look, this is the globe. France just eliminated the
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political party that was on the right anyway, Why is
this happening? Because the elite communist scumbags who have managed
to manage to occupy all the positions of power in
Western society. They now they now are operating the way
communist tyrants always do when they get power. And I
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realize they're not in the White House. That doesn't matter
to these people. They're operating violently, and they're using the bodyguards,
the street animals, the enforcement arm to do all the
things they want done. And believe me, this is about
to get beyond the street stuff with the teslas and
things like that. You see, the street animals have a job.
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It's the firebomb headquarters, it's the key teslas. It's to
create terror, create fear. They've held up this object his
name's Elon Musk, in front of the animals on the left,
and they've convinced them over and over and over again
that he is the he is the source of all evil.
And the elites continue on elon, elon, elon, elon, Elon.
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And so what they're doing, they're attacking Tesla's, trying to
affect the stock price. This is all about power. But
there's another part of this, you see, because the elites
have a role to play in this. Again, as we've
discussed so many times before, it's not just that they
hand out marching orders and the street an almost go
start wiping poop on Tesla's. The elites protect the street
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animals after the street animals break the eggs. That's how
this relationship works. Pause out of this for a moment,
and I want you to think about something. I want
you to think over the entire span of your life,
no matter how old you are. I want you to
think about the loudest, most violent right wing protests you've
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ever seen in America. Think about it besides January sixth,
and look, I've already told you I believe that was
all government caused anyway, But besides that, which remembered, the
only people who died on January sixth were the protesters.
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That's a fact. Besides that day, which was by our
measures slightly, I wouldn't even call it terrible. Besides that day,
can you name for me a single other right wing
protest of violence ever, Chris Corey, I'm really genuinely asking,
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can anybody think of one? Even one? I'm not asking
for five? Can you think of one? You can't? Can you?
If you can, maybe it's something that's in my mind,
it's not more than one or two. Now, let me
ask you this, how many violent left wing protests have
you seen over the course of your life? Chris said,
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try this week? Yet you can't. You can't count them all.
You could just last year, the year before. You can't
count them all. It's all the time. But why is that?
How could it be? Why would that be? If I
have a rule in my house, and my rule is boys,
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you are not allowed to eat my chips. Nobody's allowed
to eat my chips, and if I catch anybody eating
my chips, there are going to be consequences. And so
Luke never gets busted eating my chips. Yet he's eating
my chips all the time. James is constantly getting grounded
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for eating my chips. Therefore he stops eating any chips
at all. What's happening in the house. Well, the law
is protecting one and attacking the other. The reason you've
experienced a lifetime of street animals in this country committing
acts of violence is they're being protected. They're allowed to.
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Here's a great example of this. Do you remember speaking
of January sixth, do you remember ray Epps? Remember that name?
Maybe that name sounds familiar, because you know what's wild
is of the January sixth political prisoners. There were so
many who were arrested, and they didn't even go inside
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the capitol. But how do you justify that if you're
the government, How in the world could you justify arresting
somebody when they didn't even go in the capitol. Well,
those people were arrested because they encouraged others to go
in the capitol. They encouraged others to do lawless things,
and so our evil government tracked them down and threw
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them in cages. Which is funny because we have this
on cameras soon as President Trump, it's Finnish speaking, we
are going to the capitol in that direction, that's where
our truth problems lie. We need even go into the
capitol in the Capitol. But why didn't ray Epps end
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up in I'm glad you asked. You know that judge,
the Judge Bosburg, that dork who keeps blocking everything Donald
Trump tries to do. Well, it turns out, now how
I was just talking about how the elites protect the streets.
It turns out Judge Boseburg, he was the same judge
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that was assigned the ray Epps case. And after hearing
the ray Epps case and all these DC judges decided
to throw the book at every single January sixther who
happened to saunter by the Capitol. This same judge heard
the ray Epps evidence, saw all the video you saw,
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and sentenced him to pretty much nothing, nothing, little fine
little house arrest. Nothing. That's how it works, That's how
our currents them works. But this is not unique to America.
The elites in the globe, on the globe, around the globe,
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around the globe, because it's a globe, it's around the globe.
The elites around the globe are committing unending acts of violence,
and they are turning their violent street animals loose on
the free peoples of every single country where they have
taken over and they are trying to smash any and
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all opposition that is holding them back from being kings
and queens again. And somehow we're losing sight of that
a little bit in America. And it's because Donald Trump
won the election. We look at what just happened in France.
France's leader Marine Lepenn. She's the quote far right leader.
They love using that term far right. She's the more populist. Hey,
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let's deport some of all these animals. Let's deport these people.
She's that type of person, a very kind of Trump figure.
In France, they just threw her in prison and barter
her from running for office. She was pulling ahead in
the polls. In America, we think we're past all that
because Donald Trump won one. They were two inches away
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from blowing his brains out. And if Fanny Willis hadn't
had an affair with Nathan Wade, Donald Trump probably spends
election day in state prison. He's still would have won,
but he was probably going to be in state prison.
In Georgia, Ari E Leeds do the same thing in
the UK, exact same thing. They're actually passing laws in
the UK that say white people are liable for crimes.
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Muslims are not required to follow that the same law.
That's what's happening across the globe right now, and that's
why it's happening Romania. Right wing leader Gone can't run
for office over Brazil. Same thing Ball, it's narrow Gone.
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Speaker 2 (29:01):
Damn it.
Speaker 1 (29:02):
The Tyrns decks. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful Monday. So back to what we were talking about.
How they want to They want to tear down the
global structure we have now and replace it with something horrific.
I want to I want to play something for you.
Credit to Natalie Winters. She's the one who found these
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little audio bits. You know George Soros, of course you
know the name. His son Alex now runs the Open
Society Foundation. That's Soros's main communist window. It's his found
his communist foundation where really everything filters through. This is
the president of the Open Society Founder. He is.
Speaker 2 (29:44):
It's a moment in the world where we're being called
on to redesign the world, all of us, in whichever
space we occupy. Is a time where what we do
now will shape the next fifty years. And so the
design school is the best place to have a discussion
about the state of the world, even though it wouldn't
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have been obvious at first glance.
Speaker 1 (30:08):
I'm going to play this for you again. In the beginning,
really is.
Speaker 2 (30:11):
It's a moment in the world where we're being called
on to redesign the world. What really is it's a
moment in the world where we're being called on to
redesign the world.
Speaker 1 (30:27):
Think about that, we've been called on to redesign the world. Huh, well,
called on? Let's start right there before we even get
to the redesign the world part. Who called? I tell you,
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communism is a religion all the time. And I'm really
not trying to be glib. You're laughing, Chris, But if
you're called on, somebody called you. At any time I've
ever heard somebody that's saying I felt called, I felt
called to do it was always God doing the calling.
I felt like God was calling me. It was always
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a reference to God in some way. But we know
these demons don't believe in God. So again I asked,
who's calling me?
Speaker 2 (31:18):
Is it's a moment in the world where we're being
called on to redesign the world?
Speaker 1 (31:26):
Who called you? Just remember their religious cell its that's
one two redesigning the world. That's the exact same promise
Lenin brought to the brought to Russia. That's the exact
same promise. Mao brought to China, Pole Pop promised the
same thing in Cambodia. It's year zero, everything else is gone,
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will redesign everything. Every single communist who's ever came to
power came to power promising these exact same things before
they began massacring people. Oh she's not a communist. Listen
to the who she cites here.
Speaker 2 (32:07):
In this moment of volatile transition, many have turned to
this Antonio Gramsci's memorable quote.
Speaker 1 (32:15):
Who who was that?
Speaker 2 (32:17):
Now? In this moment of volatile transition, many have turned
to this Antonio Gramsci's memorable quote.
Speaker 1 (32:25):
Antonio Gramsci. It almost I feel like I've heard that
name before. Oh yeah, because he was the Italian communist.
Have you ever heard the term the long march through
the institutions? You've heard of that term, right, I know
you have. If you listen to this show for any
length of time, you know who came up with that quote,
Antonio Gramsci. How many times have we discussed America's communists
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marching through all of our institutions, from Hollywood to media
to the FBI. That was Antonio Gramsci's blueprint. Antonio Gramsci
was a card carrying, committed communist all the way, here's
the head of Joe Soros's Open Society Foundation explaining pretty
directly that he is somebody they model themselves after all
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that are continues.
Speaker 2 (33:10):
In this moment of volatile transition, many have turned to
this Antonio Gramscy's memorable quote, the old is dying, but
the new is not yet born.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
Remember who told you? They're trying to remake everything, and.
Speaker 2 (33:26):
We stand at the crossroads. The fight for open society
values today does not lie in recovering the old world.
This is not a crisis that will be calmed down
by top down reforms that will revive all those old
structures and multilateralism, or nostalgically rebuild that which is broken.
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So the task ahead of us is now to discover
a new moral imagination. Where are the people with the
creativity that can shape, design, and build a new world
that is yet to emerge?
Speaker 1 (34:00):
A new moral imagination? Do you ever have fun with
these little clips the way I do? Do you ever
grab their little terms and wonder what's that mean? What's
a new moral imagination? Why are they always using terms
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like this? Something new got We need something new. Everything
has to change, We need something new. Every single time
the communist speaks. The reason he uses words like that,
terms like that year zero, something new, redesign everything. He's
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trying to soft sell you the revolution he's bringing to
your doorstep. He's selling you revolution. We just need a
new moral imagination. What does that mean? Well, of course
that means we need to hand these people all the power,
and in seeking all the power, these people are morally
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justified in doing the most despicable things in the world.
Have you wondered why the people keying and burning tesla's,
Why are they not all violent little thugs? Why are
some of these people older, upper class, well established. Some
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of these people are millionaires. They drive up to a
Tesla in a nice vehicle and they get out with
their car keys and key the car. Let's just say, look,
I could never imagine keying a car in my life.
I just I don't damage other people's property. But try
to imagine, if you haven't already gotten there, try to
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imagine living until you're sixty years old. When I picture
a sixty year old, I picture Lord Willing. If I
ever make sixty, hopefully I'll be at my grandson's stee
ball games. You know, That's what I want to do
I picture a grandpa. Imagine king someone's car at sixty
years old. Imagine convincing yourself that you're the good guy
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when you're king somebody's car at sixty years old. How
in the world could you ever look at yourself in
the mirror and convince yourself you're on the right side. Well,
it's easy when you have a new moral imagination. Now
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Let's have some fun on a Monday, and it's going
to be an enormous Monday for reasons I will explain
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in just a moment. First of all, remember that, it's
of course Medal of Honor Monday. That's an hour from now.
We'll celebrate a hero. But here are the kind of
subtopics we're gonna discuss, but there's gonna be a theme
to them. New Mexico Republican Party was firebombed. The headquarters
the same judge that's stopping the deportations protected Ray Epps.
(00:54):
Department of Justice is starting a clean out. We're gonna
discuss the DOJFI, your frustrations, things like that, what happened
in France? Why does it matter at all? This will
all come back to us. Elon Musk says, non citizens
are getting Social Security numbers and voting tariffs are coming.
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All that emails and so much more are coming up
tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly's Show. But we
are going to I'm giving you a heads up right now.
We're going to do something a little different, but it's
similar to what we oftentimes do on the show, because
you know what's wild is all these things would sound
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totally separate from France, the Republican Party headquarters in New Mexico,
to ray ups to the Dojata. All these things sound
like separate stories, separate issues, but they're actually all linked,
all tied together, because we are going to do even
(01:56):
a larger zoom out than we normally do. We know
how I say, we normally try to do the thirty
thousand foot view. We don't sit and read a headline. Well,
let's discuss in detail the Republican Party headquarters of New Mexico.
We don't do that. Let's talk about the why. What's
the game? What's at play here? Well, we're zooming out
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even more because there is something going on globally right
now that we have to discuss. Okay, so let's start
with that. We'll start with as zoomed out as we
can be, and then we'll zoom in. You're ready to
walk through this with me. Globally, what's happening right now
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is the world is changing. Let me let me explain.
That's a little vague. Let me explain. There have been
various periods of time in the history of the world
where the major or many of the major established countries,
we're going through serious upheaval, and it seemed to happen
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oddly around the same time, during at least the same
time period, for instance, I'll just do it. For instance,
prior to World War One, right about that era, that
general era, you'd say eighteen hundreds, mid to late eighteen
hundreds or that time frame in the world, something was happening.
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And this you could expand it beyond that, but something
was happening, and here's what was happening. The huge established
countries in the world were starting to move completely away
from having one central figurehead who led the country. Whether
maybe that's a czar in the case of Russia, we'll
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talk about Russia, maybe that's a king. When you're talking
about countries like France or England. But for the longest
time before that, for the longest longest time, countries tiny tribes.
They were led by one man. Now the one man
had various levels of power. If you were in ancient Egypt,
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the pharaoh was not just a king, he was a god.
You would allowed to look at him or you die.
And sometimes the king had to have other people with
us say so we saw all kinds of stuff that
I had to do with that in England and Henry
the eighth that kind of okay. So, but the world
almost all at once, and I know it was an
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identical dates decided this king thing. No, I think we
should have a representative government. And sometimes that worked out
pretty well. England's actually a great example when they moved
away from the monarchy more of a representative country. Some countries,
like Russia did it not so well. They instead had
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a communist revolution. They tossed the czars out and you
know how that went. But the world really changed at once.
In the world. The people of the world decided, wait
a minute, I should not be ruled as a subject.
I instead should be treated as a citizen, A valuable
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citizen who matters. My life matters. I am not a peasant.
I'm not a subject. My life is not meaningless. I
don't exist to serve the king. Excuse me, I don't
exist to serve the king. My life has more value
than that. And a lot of that rose, honestly with
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the rising of the Christian Church. That that more taught
those lessons around the globe as well. You you're not
a nothing You're not meaningless. You matter, Your soul matters
as anyone else. Okay, So as that rose, everything kind
of rose in that way of thinking rose on the planet.
You with me. Now we see where we are. Now,
(05:52):
let's fast forward to where we are now, or at
least where we were. Let's call it fifty years ago.
Where were we Where we were was well, people had
rights in this planet. And I'm not going to act
like things were all hunky dory fifty years ago or
one hundred years ago. Of course they were not. The
world is always in will always have huge problems. I'm
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not saying that. But in places like the United States
of America, France, England, these huge country Germany, even these
huge countries well Germany kind of post WW two, but
you know what I mean, these huge, important, powerful countries,
citizens there were free, free and free in different ways
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in it different from country to country. But one of
the ways they were very, very free was freedom of expression,
freedom of speech. That was something fairly universal across the
civilized world. It has been something fairly universal, meaning whether
you are in Mississippi, California, or London or Berlin or Paris,
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you can walk into the street and you can write
the name of the head of the state, whoever it was,
George Bush or Margaret Thatcher, or whoever you wanted, and
you could say, Margaret Thatcher is the devil, and you
could hold it up on a sign as a citizen
because you worry a citizen, and you could speak out
loudly against your government, against the head of your state,
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because you had the freedom to do so, because you
were free. That was what Western civilization became. Western civilization.
When we've referenced it, and we'll reference it a lot tonight,
it became what everybody wanted to be. The rest of
the world looked at countries like us. We'll make it
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about us, the United States of America. The rest of
the world looked at us in the freedoms we take
for granted, and they thought to themselves, I'll kill for that. Shoot,
I'll die for that. I'll risk everything to get out
of this oppressive society where we're not free, just to
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get to a country where me and my children can
be free. That's what freedom meant. It wasn't just the word.
It's not something we sing in songs. That's what it
truly meant. You are a citizen a unique, God breathed
individual with real, genuine rights, and no government, no government
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has the right to take that away from you, because
you are free. That's why people have tried to flock
to Western civilization for decades and decades and decades. That's
what they were coming for. But like all great things,
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freedom needs maintenance. You see. Let's say you go down
to home depot, hopefully Ace or something like that local store.
But you go down to home depot and you decide
you're going to make a beautiful, beautiful lawn, beautiful landscaping.
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And you're down there and you're buying all the seeds
and the fertilizer, and your wife's of course being annoying.
We need flowers, and you're gonna get the flowers and
maybe even start a garden. Maybe you even gonna get a tree,
and you dig a ditch, and let's say you pour
your soul into your landscaping for a couple weeks, blood, sweat, tears,
(09:35):
and by the time you're finally done and the mowing's
done and the trimming's done and everything is planted. By
the time you're done, maybe even hard at it for
six months, making sure everything's watered and taken care of.
You walk out back one day and you look at
your lawn and wow, look how beautiful it is. Look
at the flowers, trees providing shade. Oh we have a
(09:57):
hammock setup. Look at my lawn. It's green, and that's lovely.
That's lovely. Good. Good for you. You worked hard for it,
you built it. Sit back there and enjoy it. What
would that lawn look like if you went back inside
and didn't come back out to maintain it for a year.
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What would it look like a disaster? Well, free societies
work the exact same way, and we, the citizens, were
the landscapers. So now that's where we were. Let's talk
about what's happening as it relates to the judges and
the FBI, and my goodness, there's so much to talk
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on a Monday forty five minutes from Metal of Honor Monday,
and we're gonna get to that, of course, and so
many other things. You can email the show Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com. Back to what we were discussing,
The world is changing now. It went through changes in
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the past where we cast off the kings and monarchs
and Western civilization became what it is now. We're citizens
across the world, not just us. Across the world enjoyed freedoms,
freedom to criticize, the government freedom to run for office,
but free citizens, we have an obligation. You see. I
(12:38):
called it landscaping. Think of it like landscaping. You plant
the flowers, you mow the lawn, you plant the trees,
you bust your butt, sweat, your back hurts. In the end,
it's beautiful and it's wonderful, and you've created something incredible.
But just like landscaping, you can't create something beautiful and
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then just let it go, because if you walk away,
there's always weeds and terrible things lurking beneath the surface
trying to come back. Does it sound like I've experienced
this before. I had. That's why we're using my own
analogy for this whole thing. We the free people of
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the world of Western civilization. We were gifted from past
generations free countries. But with that gift, we did not
accept the responsibility of maintaining it, and we went about
our business and we ignored it. I don't do politics.
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It's a game on and those weeds, evil people started
to sprout up and sprout up and gain strength and
choke off the flowers, kill the trees, and overrun the lawn.
And now we walk out back and we're looking at
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this disaster and we're wondering what happened. Well, what happened
is we were negligent and we didn't understand the weeds.
And that's really what I want to talk about right now.
The headquarters of the New Mexico Republican Party, they got
firebombs and go look at pictures of it. It's really awful.
They even spray painted on their ice equals KKK, so
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we know exactly who did this. Standard street animals, very powerful,
very evil people across Western civilization. What they want is
to return to the days of kings and queens, because they,
of course consider themselves those kings and queens. They see
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themselves as rulers. Not your servant, not even your representative,
not your senator, not your FBI agent, not your irs agent. No, no, no, no,
they are your rulers. They are your betters. I'm not
talking about what they are, I'm talking about how they
see themselves. They see themselves as that. They also understand
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that little things like your rights, the Constitution, they're in
the way. These people you with your love of your freedoms.
It's a bother, you see. And so what they've done
is they've embarked on a decade decades. It's been a
century now, a century long campaign to slowly but surely
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overrun your landscaping, overrun your flowers, destroy what you've built,
and replace it with something utterly horrific. But here's the thing.
When you are fighting a revolution for power, and that's
really what all the elite communists scum are in it for.
They don't care about climate change, or civil rights or
any of that other dumb stuff. They certainly don't care
(15:54):
about the deportations of the poor immigrant. They don't care
about any of that stuff. They care about power. It's
all about power. It's about money. And when you're fighting
a revolution against a current system, there's no way to
do it nicely, politely. It's just not humanly possible. Think
about maybe you hate your company, or you've worked for
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a company in the past, you hate for or if
you're in school, if you're a kid right now in school,
maybe you hate your teacher, maybe your principal's a jerk.
Let's say you wanted to get them replaced. What if
you had to replace your boss, your teacher, your principal.
What would that take? Could you do it nicely? Hey,
(16:37):
mister Johnson, I don't like how you've been running things
around here, and I'll be honest with you, sir, if
you don't mind, I'd really love it if you would
step down, please, pretty please, I'm being polite about Is
that how you replace some No, of course not, You're
going to have to get not nice, flat out mean. Well,
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America's communists under stand if they are to be successful
in burning down our rights and replacing this government with
something completely evil and tyrannical, they understand that some eggs
are going to have to be broken to make that omelet,
if you will. And that, of course, is where the
street communists come in. Remember, because this is going to
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be important. We've talked about it many times before. There
are now, as there always has been, two different kinds
of communism, two different divisions of communism. It's not even
American Soviets had it. Everyone has it. Everyone has it today.
There are the elites and there are the streets. Senators,
the people in the media, Hollywood. These people go out
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they don't believe in anything they say, and they tell
people Republicans are Nazis. Elon Musk is the devil ba
go hurd him you have Chuck Schumer standing up in
front of a crowd of people shouting that Supreme Court
justices will reap the whirlwind. Why do they say these
things because they understand the other division. The other division
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is the street animals. Those are mostly the very low IQ,
almost always insane people on the left. Those are the
people on videotape wiping poop on Tesla's, firebombing Republican headquarter, dealership.
And the elites understand the streets are easy to manipulate.
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They're low IQ, they're inherently violent, and so the elites
issue the orders, the streets carry the orders out. We
will continue this in a moment. Hang on catch up
Jesse kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
(18:47):
on a wonderful, wonderful Monday, about a half hour away
from Metal of Honor Monday. So let's now break this down.
Why are street animals in this country? Fire box Republican Party,
the Republican Party of New Mexico. Why are people assaulting
is it fair to say assaulting Tesla Tesla owners? Somebody
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had a gun pointed at them. Sixty year old woman
got punched in the face. They're getting swastikas carved into
them repeatedly. Why is this happening? Why is Elon Musk
receiving eighteen thousand death threats per day? Why are these
things happening because the elite communists scum running the globe
And look, this is the globe. France just eliminated the
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political party that was on the right anyway, Why is
this happening? Because the elite communist scumbags who have managed
to manage to occupy all the positions of power in
Western society. They now they now are operating the way
communist tyrants always do when they get power. And I
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realize they're not in the White House. That doesn't matter
to these people. They're operating violently, and they're using the bodyguards,
the street animals, the enforcement arm to do all the
things they want done. And believe me, this is about
to get beyond the street stuff with the teslas and
things like that. You see, the street animals have a job.
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It's the firebomb headquarters, it's the key teslas. It's to
create terror, create fear. They've held up this object his
name's Elon Musk, in front of the animals on the left,
and they've convinced them over and over and over again
that he is the he is the source of all evil.
And the elites continue on elon, elon, elon, elon, Elon.
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And so what they're doing, they're attacking Tesla's, trying to
affect the stock price. This is all about power. But
there's another part of this, you see, because the elites
have a role to play in this. Again, as we've
discussed so many times before, it's not just that they
hand out marching orders and the street an almost go
start wiping poop on Tesla's. The elites protect the street
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animals after the street animals break the eggs. That's how
this relationship works. Pause out of this for a moment,
and I want you to think about something. I want
you to think over the entire span of your life,
no matter how old you are. I want you to
think about the loudest, most violent right wing protests you've
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ever seen in America. Think about it besides January sixth,
and look, I've already told you I believe that was
all government caused anyway, But besides that, which remembered, the
only people who died on January sixth were the protesters.
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That's a fact. Besides that day, which was by our
measures slightly, I wouldn't even call it terrible. Besides that day,
can you name for me a single other right wing
protest of violence ever, Chris Corey, I'm really genuinely asking,
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can anybody think of one? Even one? I'm not asking
for five? Can you think of one? You can't? Can you?
If you can, maybe it's something that's in my mind,
it's not more than one or two. Now, let me
ask you this, how many violent left wing protests have
you seen over the course of your life? Chris said,
(22:41):
try this week? Yet you can't. You can't count them all.
You could just last year, the year before. You can't
count them all. It's all the time. But why is that?
How could it be? Why would that be? If I
have a rule in my house, and my rule is boys,
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you are not allowed to eat my chips. Nobody's allowed
to eat my chips, and if I catch anybody eating
my chips, there are going to be consequences. And so
Luke never gets busted eating my chips. Yet he's eating
my chips all the time. James is constantly getting grounded
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for eating my chips. Therefore he stops eating any chips
at all. What's happening in the house. Well, the law
is protecting one and attacking the other. The reason you've
experienced a lifetime of street animals in this country committing
acts of violence is they're being protected. They're allowed to.
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Here's a great example of this. Do you remember speaking
of January sixth, do you remember ray Epps? Remember that name?
Maybe that name sounds familiar, because you know what's wild
is of the January sixth political prisoners. There were so
many who were arrested, and they didn't even go inside
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the capitol. But how do you justify that if you're
the government, How in the world could you justify arresting
somebody when they didn't even go in the capitol. Well,
those people were arrested because they encouraged others to go
in the capitol. They encouraged others to do lawless things,
and so our evil government tracked them down and threw
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them in cages. Which is funny because we have this
on cameras soon as President Trump, it's Finnish speaking, we
are going to the capitol in that direction, that's where
our truth problems lie. We need even go into the
capitol in the Capitol. But why didn't ray Epps end
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up in I'm glad you asked. You know that judge,
the Judge Bosburg, that dork who keeps blocking everything Donald
Trump tries to do. Well, it turns out, now how
I was just talking about how the elites protect the streets.
It turns out Judge Boseburg, he was the same judge
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that was assigned the ray Epps case. And after hearing
the ray Epps case and all these DC judges decided
to throw the book at every single January sixther who
happened to saunter by the Capitol. This same judge heard
the ray Epps evidence, saw all the video you saw,
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and sentenced him to pretty much nothing, nothing, little fine
little house arrest. Nothing. That's how it works, That's how
our currents them works. But this is not unique to America.
The elites in the globe, on the globe, around the globe,
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around the globe, because it's a globe, it's around the globe.
The elites around the globe are committing unending acts of violence,
and they are turning their violent street animals loose on
the free peoples of every single country where they have
taken over and they are trying to smash any and
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all opposition that is holding them back from being kings
and queens again. And somehow we're losing sight of that
a little bit in America. And it's because Donald Trump
won the election. We look at what just happened in France.
France's leader Marine Lepenn. She's the quote far right leader.
They love using that term far right. She's the more populist. Hey,
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let's deport some of all these animals. Let's deport these people.
She's that type of person, a very kind of Trump figure.
In France, they just threw her in prison and barter
her from running for office. She was pulling ahead in
the polls. In America, we think we're past all that
because Donald Trump won one. They were two inches away
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from blowing his brains out. And if Fanny Willis hadn't
had an affair with Nathan Wade, Donald Trump probably spends
election day in state prison. He's still would have won,
but he was probably going to be in state prison.
In Georgia, Ari E Leeds do the same thing in
the UK, exact same thing. They're actually passing laws in
the UK that say white people are liable for crimes.
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Muslims are not required to follow that the same law.
That's what's happening across the globe right now, and that's
why it's happening Romania. Right wing leader Gone can't run
for office over Brazil. Same thing Ball, it's narrow Gone.
It's happening now across the globe. So let's talk about
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Speaker 2 (29:01):
Damn it.
Speaker 1 (29:02):
The Tyrns decks. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
a wonderful Monday. So back to what we were talking about.
How they want to They want to tear down the
global structure we have now and replace it with something horrific.
I want to I want to play something for you.
Credit to Natalie Winters. She's the one who found these
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little audio bits. You know George Soros, of course you
know the name. His son Alex now runs the Open
Society Foundation. That's Soros's main communist window. It's his found
his communist foundation where really everything filters through. This is
the president of the Open Society Founder. He is.
Speaker 2 (29:44):
It's a moment in the world where we're being called
on to redesign the world, all of us, in whichever
space we occupy. Is a time where what we do
now will shape the next fifty years. And so the
design school is the best place to have a discussion
about the state of the world, even though it wouldn't
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have been obvious at first glance.
Speaker 1 (30:08):
I'm going to play this for you again. In the beginning,
really is.
Speaker 2 (30:11):
It's a moment in the world where we're being called
on to redesign the world. What really is it's a
moment in the world where we're being called on to
redesign the world.
Speaker 1 (30:27):
Think about that, we've been called on to redesign the world. Huh, well,
called on? Let's start right there before we even get
to the redesign the world part. Who called? I tell you,
(30:48):
communism is a religion all the time. And I'm really
not trying to be glib. You're laughing, Chris, But if
you're called on, somebody called you. At any time I've
ever heard somebody that's saying I felt called, I felt
called to do it was always God doing the calling.
I felt like God was calling me. It was always
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a reference to God in some way. But we know
these demons don't believe in God. So again I asked,
who's calling me?
Speaker 2 (31:18):
Is it's a moment in the world where we're being
called on to redesign the world?
Speaker 1 (31:26):
Who called you? Just remember their religious cell its that's
one two redesigning the world. That's the exact same promise
Lenin brought to the brought to Russia. That's the exact
same promise. Mao brought to China, Pole Pop promised the
same thing in Cambodia. It's year zero, everything else is gone,
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will redesign everything. Every single communist who's ever came to
power came to power promising these exact same things before
they began massacring people. Oh she's not a communist. Listen
to the who she cites here.
Speaker 2 (32:07):
In this moment of volatile transition, many have turned to
this Antonio Gramsci's memorable quote.
Speaker 1 (32:15):
Who who was that?
Speaker 2 (32:17):
Now? In this moment of volatile transition, many have turned
to this Antonio Gramsci's memorable quote.
Speaker 1 (32:25):
Antonio Gramsci. It almost I feel like I've heard that
name before. Oh yeah, because he was the Italian communist.
Have you ever heard the term the long march through
the institutions? You've heard of that term, right, I know
you have. If you listen to this show for any
length of time, you know who came up with that quote,
Antonio Gramsci. How many times have we discussed America's communists
(32:46):
marching through all of our institutions, from Hollywood to media
to the FBI. That was Antonio Gramsci's blueprint. Antonio Gramsci
was a card carrying, committed communist all the way, here's
the head of Joe Soros's Open Society Foundation explaining pretty
directly that he is somebody they model themselves after all
(33:09):
that are continues.
Speaker 2 (33:10):
In this moment of volatile transition, many have turned to
this Antonio Gramscy's memorable quote, the old is dying, but
the new is not yet born.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
Remember who told you? They're trying to remake everything, and.
Speaker 2 (33:26):
We stand at the crossroads. The fight for open society
values today does not lie in recovering the old world.
This is not a crisis that will be calmed down
by top down reforms that will revive all those old
structures and multilateralism, or nostalgically rebuild that which is broken.
(33:47):
So the task ahead of us is now to discover
a new moral imagination. Where are the people with the
creativity that can shape, design, and build a new world
that is yet to emerge?
Speaker 1 (34:00):
A new moral imagination? Do you ever have fun with
these little clips the way I do? Do you ever
grab their little terms and wonder what's that mean? What's
a new moral imagination? Why are they always using terms
(34:21):
like this? Something new got We need something new. Everything
has to change, We need something new. Every single time
the communist speaks. The reason he uses words like that,
terms like that year zero, something new, redesign everything. He's
(34:41):
trying to soft sell you the revolution he's bringing to
your doorstep. He's selling you revolution. We just need a
new moral imagination. What does that mean? Well, of course
that means we need to hand these people all the power,
and in seeking all the power, these people are morally
(35:02):
justified in doing the most despicable things in the world.
Have you wondered why the people keying and burning tesla's,
Why are they not all violent little thugs? Why are
some of these people older, upper class, well established. Some
(35:23):
of these people are millionaires. They drive up to a
Tesla in a nice vehicle and they get out with
their car keys and key the car. Let's just say, look,
I could never imagine keying a car in my life.
I just I don't damage other people's property. But try
to imagine, if you haven't already gotten there, try to
(35:46):
imagine living until you're sixty years old. When I picture
a sixty year old, I picture Lord Willing. If I
ever make sixty, hopefully I'll be at my grandson's stee
ball games. You know, That's what I want to do
I picture a grandpa. Imagine king someone's car at sixty
years old. Imagine convincing yourself that you're the good guy
(36:11):
when you're king somebody's car at sixty years old. How
in the world could you ever look at yourself in
the mirror and convince yourself you're on the right side. Well,
it's easy when you have a new moral imagination. Now
that is going to bring me to medal of honor Monday,
(36:33):
And then a heavy topic about the FBI currently and
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about saving lives because they, of course, they've lied about
abortion forever. They've lied about what it actually is. They've
lied about it being alive, about the baby being alive.
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They've lied repeatedly to these young men, telling them it's
no big deal. You'll never know what's gone. It's like
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