July 23, 2025 • 37 mins
What you see is not everything that is happening when it comes to illegals committing crimes. Beaver hunting with Fred. Manipulating a woman’s good nature and turning her into a loyal commie soldier. Europeans have a lower standard of living than Americas.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a fantastic Wednesday. We're gonna talk about race relations. We're
gonna talk about Somali gangs terrorizing Minnesota. The French are
warning their people about the dangers of air conditioning. I'm
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gonna be an ambassador at an embassy somewhere. All that
and so much more. And what's going to be a
heavy final hour is.
Speaker 2 (00:40):
As heavy as tin boxes that you might be.
Speaker 1 (00:43):
Moving on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now I'm
going to talk about something and it's gonna take a
couple of minutes and could very well be offensive. Just
remember I don't care if it is. But my buddy
Andrew Follett posted a something from Gallup. It was a chart.
It was showing black white race relations. Is it good?
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Is it bad? And if you go back not ancient
history two thousand and one, that's two years after I
graduated high school two thousand and one. It was very
good for most people. It was sixty seventy percent had
a positive view on it. In the country today thirty
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forty percent cut in half. How could that be? What happened.
I mean, segregation didn't come back or something like that.
What happened, Barack Obama happened. That's what happened. America thought
they were electing a black man, They were electing a communist.
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And race communism is one of the oldest and most
effective forms of communism. We've talked about this before, you
and I don't think this is unique to America or
our modern age. Selling our people are against your people.
Our people are good and right, and those people they're
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evil and they oppress us, and we should go get them.
That is as old as the Soviet Union China. And
now did this so effectively pitting one Chinese sect of
people against other Chinese sects of people. Oh, those are
the barbarian ones, those are the evil ones, those are
the bad ones. And the horrible thing about race activism
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is it is impossible. It's impossible for it not to
result in more race activism. One thing begets the other.
You get to this place where and people are gonna
think I'm lying who aren't old enough, But people who
are old enough will back me up on this of
every color. By the time we got to the eighties nineties,
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I don't want to act like there was racial harmony
and it was all flowery. That's crazy, that's not true,
because that's not possible. There's always going to be racial
differences in clashes. But the United States of America, by
the time we got to the eighties nineties, was about
as close as you could get to racial harmony. We
just never thought about it. It was never something that
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came up, this race dis and white dis and black thiss.
It was never really talked about that much. Everyone was
just kind of friends and went along on their time.
But when you say that to young people, they'll look
at you like you just grew a third head, because
they've never known any other world where there's this endless
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racial strife, racial scab picking and poking and day sucking,
day sucking, day suck. And that's because the United States
of America made the possibly deadly move of electing Barack Obama.
Barack Obama was raised as a race communist. Race communism
is so, so so easy to sell to people because
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it's simple. Simple is always easy to sell. Hey, look
at you, look at you. You're black. Look at your skin,
you're black. All the problems you have, it's those white people.
Isn't that as simple as it gets? Okay, black good,
white bad, Black good, white bad. It's a very there's
no simpler sell than that. And so he begins all
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this race agitation and race agitation and race sagititation. Well,
that's inevitably going to create more racial strife on every side.
Eventually you're going to have white people say, well, okay,
we'll screw you. If I'm going to be attacked for this,
then I've decided these are my people and you're not
my people. Well, this is what happens when you elect
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evil communist dividers. It snowballs into a country now with
racial strife everywhere. And you can lay all of it
at the feet of Barack Obama because he was the one.
He was the one who recognized America was primed for this.
There was just enough white guilt, there was just enough
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black anger to ride that into dividing the country up
the way he wanted to divide it up. And he
did every single chance he got. He ran to the
cameras and played that card and tore this place apart.
And then then the funding for all the DEI stuff
poured in. Now you have corporate America openly bragging about
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not hiring white people. That creates even more racial strife.
I just want to let you know, it wasn't like this.
I never knew this world. It was not like this.
I'm sure Chris probably doesn't know any other world given
his age. It was never talked about, it was never
argued about. It wasn't a thing for us. And it's
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not like I grew up in places where it wouldn't
have been a thing. It just wasn't a thing, not
a major thing back then. You elect one communist, he
is going to create and nurture all the malcontents he
can find, and the easiest, easiest way to do it
is racial division, because there's always a group that probably
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doesn't have the same standard of living of another set
of groups in the country. That's just the same in
every other country. I know you're thinking I'm talking about
just black people in America, and that may be what
I'm talking about right now, But in any country, there's
always a group. Sometimes it's religious, sometimes it's race. There's
always a group that maybe doesn't have the same income level,
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their neighborhoods aren't as bad. And that is always the
first place you will find the communist doing his thing,
because that's where the malcontents are. You. Your neighborhood sucks,
your school suck, your job suck. You don't make enough money.
Look at your skin, it's black, right, Well that's because
you're the good guy and you know who did all
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this to you? White people, Go get them. It's an
easy cell and dumb people, angry people, bitter people. They'll
dive on that. They'll jump into that, and you can
gain power from it. Gross, really gross, But that's what
communists do. Jesse, how do you and Fred hunt beavers
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in the Texas heat? If it's okay? First, first, Fred
didn't ever hunt anything. Fred is a moron. Now he's loud,
and he's big, and he will most definitely bite an intruder.
But Fred Fred is not the most capable dog I've
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ever had. Uh. He can't even smell very well, Chris,
you think I'm making this up. If I drop a
piece of food on the floor, bacon, a chip, something
like that, my whole life, I've just called the dog,
Hey Jack, Hey, Hey, kay, Sam, come over here. They'll
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come over. Because it's a dog. They'll probably smell the
food before they even get there and go right for it.
You can call Fred over and he won't have any
idea what you're talking about. You will have to bend
over and actually put your finger right by the food
on the ground, or Fred will never know it's there.
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He won't discover it at all. When we were in Montana,
that's where I was beaver hunting. By the way, I
never told you cause I didn't want you to know
it was in Montana, But that's where I was killing
beavers for my mom. Lots and lots of them, millions.
It was only two, well maybe one, but either way,
lots and lots of them. Fred tried to quote hunt animals.
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But when I say hunt, he would see a bird.
He would bark as loud as humanly possible, and then
he would kind of bound towards the bird. And you know,
he's this big, fluffy idiot and loudly barking and bounding
and very clearly probably wanted to play with it. The
bird would take off, but Fred wouldn't see it. He
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can't see, he can't hear, he can't smell. He would
just keep bounding over to where the bird was and
look around, completely lost that the bird. He saw before.
Wasn't there what Chris, No, it's not because he's a
designer dog, Chris, He's not a designer dog. It's not
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that he doesn't have hunter instincts, which is what you
just said. He doesn't have any instincts. We went for
these long walks with my mom through the neighborhood up there.
This is through the neighborhood. We're not in the Montana Wilderness.
Through the neighborhood. Fred got lost almost every time. He
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would stay behind with a smell or something like that,
and then by the time he woke up and realized
he was alone, he would have no earthly idea how
to get back to us or how to get back
to the house. He would usually just stay there and
we'd have to backtrack and go back and find Fred.
I don't know what to say. I've never had a
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dog this useless in my life. I don't even know
why I give him rough greens. We give him rough
greens because we're in love with the idiot, and everybody
in our family is. Everybody who meets him is everyone's
in love with the big moron, And so we sprinkle
rough greens on his food because we want him to
live longer, and that is going to be a friggin
rough day when that big fluffy moron dies. I'll tell
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you that much. But we have seen a tremendous difference
in his coat and his breath and everything else when
we start actually giving him nutrition. I will be honest
with you right now. Roughgreens will do nothing for your
dog's intelligence. It certainly didn't help Fred's, but it did
help its digestive system. Roughgreens is the number one dog
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dot com again, use the code Jesse. Let's talk about
Somali gangs and do some emails next, what Chris, We
can make jokes. It's fine, you get that right. The
Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
a fantastic Wednesday. Don't forget. You can email the show
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Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. We'll get to some
of those here in just a minute. But so we
know about the crime committed by foreigners in this country, right,
we know, don't we? No, we don't. I don't know,
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and you don't know. I want you to think about this.
I want you to think about all the crimes you
know that are committed by foreigners in this country. All
the crimes you've heard of, headline stuff we've talked about here.
Now understand this. You know about all those crimes with
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the American media doing everything they can to cover them up,
the FBI doing everything it can to cover them up,
and many, if not most, of the major police departments
in this country doing everything they can to cover them up.
All of those institutions are part of the system. The system,
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as we've explained, requires the mass importation of disloyal foreigners
or the system collapses. The media understands this, the FBI
understands this, education system understands this. What you know, the
crimes you know, the crimes I know committed by foreigners
in this country is a tiny, tiny, tiny window into
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how many have been committed. You know what. I'll use
this as an example when I was in Montana at
my mom's house. I was walking through her house one night.
I'm usually not up late, but I was thirsty. There's
a lot drier up there. I'm used to the humidity.
Got real thirsty, woke up, wanted a glass of water.
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I left my room to go get a glass of
water in the kitchen. Who do I run into? I
run into you, Luke, my youngest son. What's he doing?
I could tell right away by the look on his
face he was doing something I wasn't supposed to know about.
He had two handfuls of what One handful was full
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of licorice, the other handful was full of cookies. Now,
let me ask you something. I never get up in
the middle of the night, and my mother, because she's
a grandma, loves to not only feed them whatever they want,
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to hide it from me in Aubrey so they don't
get in trouble. So allow me to ask the question.
Is that the only time Luke got up and went
and got liquorice or cookies? No, of course not. That
was very clearly something that happened all the time. And
I knew that because all the entities involved, all of
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them were interested in this information away from me. I
discovered it almost by accident. All the crimes you hear
about the Semillegal gets hammered, goes and wipes out a
family of five on the road, Lake and Riley gets
brutalized and murdered, Jostle and Nungary. You could go down
the list of crime after crime after crime committed by
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foreigners in this country. You don't even know the tip
of the iceberg. Because the entirety of the American media
wants them all here. Tom Emmer, who actually sucks, he's
the House Majority whip, and I'll give him credit for
this starting to raise a stink about the Somali gangs
now operating openly in Minnesota. Apparently one of them showed
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up at a high school basketball came and started beating a
kid right there in the open with a tire iron.
I've heard stories out of Minneapolis that would blow your mind.
Why haven't you heard these stories because the entire media
apparatus in Minnesota they're all communists. The entire political apparatus
in Minnesota, they're all communists. The mass importation of disloyal
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foreigners is good for their political power, so they're not
going to run at the nightly news with the fact
that Somalis have taken over violent ones, have taken over
pure portions of town, entire city blocks. They beat people,
rob people, murder people, steal cars. In the American media,
if they get a story like that, they open it
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up and say, oh, look at that or robbery, ooh,
it was the Somalis. You know what, let's run with
something else. Should we trash Trump tonight? Because they, like
every other communist entity in the country, they believe in
using their power for the revolution. And if you are
in the American media and you start to expose the
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fact that these masses of foreigners come in here and
crime follows them and they pillage America, you understand that
that hurts the revolution that's just built in. So you
ignore it, You cover it up, You act like it
doesn't exist. When someone does bring it up, you call
them an extremist. Oh, what do you want of these
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right wing extremists? You're probably an extremist. What are you racist?
Because you understand not that that person's racist, not that
that person's an extremist. You understand the communist at every
level understands we have to have these people here because
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the American people, patriotic American people who love their country,
will never allow us to pillage it the way we
want to pillage it. We require new voters, a new
loyal army is what we require. So we will open
up our borders, we will open up our quote refugee system,
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and we will bring in as many as humanly possible
to ensure we remain in power forever. Unbelievably, yeah, but
has been a very effective strategy. Do you know how
few Democrats we'd have an elected office without mass importation
of foreigners. It would shock you, it would shock me.
I don't know either. We'll never know. I'll tell you
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what I do know. I do know. The violent crime
is not going to go down anytime soon. That's just
the fact. There are these areas that are controlled by
the animals still and violent crime is still there. So
what are you doing to protect yourself to stop one
from hurting you? Isn't that that moment every parent, every father,
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Spotify iTunes. So we're gonna do a couple emails here
in a moment, but I can't let this one go. Deborah,
Deborah Burks, you remember her. She was Fauci's right hand woman.
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She honestly should be lucky that he got all the
pub because he still gets all the hate when she
was just as sick and evil as he was. But
she said something. She was talking about remda Zevir versus Ivermectin,
and what she said specifically is not important. I'm gonna
play it here in a moment. But there is something
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that has taken place in America, and I'm not quite
sure that we can fix it or how we fix it,
but i know it has to be fixed. And I'm
talking about the Balkanization of the urban elites versus the
entire rest of the country. I'm gonna tell you something.
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It's healthy if you're in the country. If you're in
a rural area, it's healthy to go to a city sometime.
I'm not saying you have to spend the weekend, not
saying you have to move in. Go for dinner, visit
your brother, catch a concert. It's healthy if you're in
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a city. If you're in a wealthy urban area, get
out to Wyoming, see what it's like. You're not saying
you have to go in the winter. Get out to Arkansas,
go visit Western Tennessee, get to rural America. Just have dinner.
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I'm not saying you have to stay Okay, maybe it's
not for you. I get that. I love them both,
so though I'm comfortable with either, get out there and
see what it's like. The way the people who run
our country now speak about people who are not in
New York or not in Chicago, or not into LA
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or not in DC, the way they speak about the
vast majority of the land in this country blows me away.
And you would only ever speak this way if you
have never spent any significant time there. I want you
to listen to what Deborah Burk says here. Listen to this.
Speaker 3 (22:14):
Long before there was a vaccine, people were dying at
higher rates in rural areas in any other counties in
the United States. If you lived in the Central Valley
of California, your death rate was three to four times
what the urbans were. And that's because they didn't have
the same resources. They didn't have testing, they didn't have rehndesivir.
Everything that you had in the cities they didn't have
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in rural areas. And I went rural community by rural community,
and then you wonder why they used ivermectin because there
wasn't a doctor there. There was only a vent and
these that's how things happen, and we just and then
we're like, oh my god. And I'm like, yeah, oh
my god, this is on us. This is on us
for the last forty years watching this stuff just go away.
Speaker 1 (22:57):
Haha. Those stupid people, those dummies in Oklahoma, they don't
even have doctors. Everyone goes to the local vet and
ask for some medication whenever they're sick. There are doctors everywhere.
You snobby, I can't say that on the earth. You
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know we have doctors in rural America. Did you know
that we had COVID testing? It was everywhere. Everyone had it.
Everyone had access to all kinds of things. I will
correct her on something. We didn't all have access on
access to ivermectin. And you know why we didn't because
the medical establishment in this country started blocking pharmacies from
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filling ivermectin prescriptions. Even though I know doctors who successfully
treated their patients with ivermectin several times over. They all
told me, you have to catch it early. But you
catch it early, you can treat it with that. And
pharmacies in this country, the medical profession in this country
is so inherent. The evil they blocked pharmacy he's fulfilling
prescriptions that were given out by people's doctors for it.
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And so yes, I actually do know people who went
to their vet and tried to figure out the dosage.
But they don't even have doctors there. All they have
is a vet that stupid little country town. I don't
even think they know what a doctor is. They probably
all still just ride horses and wear overalls. This is
how the people who run the country look at rural America.
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And maybe it's because I've lived lots of my life
in rural America. It makes me want to choke somebody. Look,
I love them both. I've told you I adore in
New York City. I'm going to Boston soon and I
can't wait to nerd out in Boston. Coming for you.
WRKO love you, I love I love the city. But man,
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I just spent a month in rural America. You know something.
My kids remarked on it. It actually made me feel
a little bit guilty, if I'm being honest, how polite
everybody was up there, and I'm in Texas. It's not
as if this is a rude place. People were wonderful here,
but you'd go to Taco Bell up there. You know,
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we like to eat nice. We go to Taco Bell
up there, and instead of it's Taco Bell, what do
you want?
Speaker 2 (25:20):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (25:20):
Got that, that's what you get here. Instead it was hello,
welcome to Taco Bell. What can I get you? Thank
you so much, Have a pleasant day. Everybody everywhere, Chris, Oh,
it wasn't. It wasn't like it was Taco Bell. Everywhere
you're trying to cross the road, everyone stops. Oh please,
Oh could I get that door for you? Oh? Everything.
My kids were floored the dad. Everyone's so polity or
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everyone has manners. And I'm not trying to insult a city.
But if you're in a city right now, get out,
go visit. And if you're from rural America, go do
a weekend in New York. Go to La experience it.
Talk to people there. The way the elites who run
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our country think about ninety five percent of our country
kills me, absolutely kills me. Let's do sa me and
Mils Jesse quote what made you so liberal? A question
that was asked of the Queen of Commis in My
Personal Socials. Her answer quote, I was nine and I
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remember watching the biggest names in music come together for
we are the world in Live Aid to raise money
to feed starving children across the world. That's when I
learned that we try to help those less fortunate than ourselves.
Even if we ourselves are in a less fortunate position,
other human beings are suffering more. She said, oracle, make
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it make sense. Well, I will make it make sense.
We've had this conversation. This does apply to men too,
but it applies more to women. People ask all the time,
why are young women the most committed communists in the country,
and that they were the most committed communists under Mao.
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They were the most rabid, murderous torturists. They were the
ones who loved torture the most. Why is it young women?
It doesn't make sense a young woman should be, you know,
a nurture, a mother. Well, that's exactly why. They take
your good nature. You are created, you are created with
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and they use it for evil. They pervert it, they
divert it. Frankly, you lost your daughter when you sent
her to college. Not because your daughter is a monster.
Maybe they turned her into one, but your daughter has
a wonderful, nurturing, mothering spirit. Tasha was created to nurture,
to raise a baby. What communists are masterful at is
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taking that and essentially turning her into a warrior, a vicious,
sadistic warrior for the cause of communism, and she feels
like she's the mother of it. When you have a
liberal aunt Pagy defending bringing in a serial rapist from
Guatemala and you're looking at her and you can't understand
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how someone could be that soulless, stupid and evil, it's
because over time she was manipulated into believing that she
is the mother of the communist movement, and she will
nurture it, and she will kill to protect it and
fight to protect it. They manipulate the wonderful, nurturing nature
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of young women and turn them into communists that the
easiest recruits and the most vicious foot soldiers. Every single
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Hillsdale dot edu slash Jesse. We'll be back. You're listening
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lot a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday. Remember you can email the
show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. We are in
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our final segment here, but of course we will be
back tomorrow. I saw this story and it kind of
made me snicker because it's just a story that can
be repeated in various ways in our country, in every country.
French media warns air conditioners cause thermal shock to the
human body. You know how the system speaks with one voice.
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They're always marching forward on the same revolution. And we've
talked before about how if the communists and in the
government wanted people to believe the sky was green, and
they started putting out that information and wouldn't belong until
the media would start having experts on the sky being green. Oh,
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we're gonna have a whole special on tonight about the
greenness of the sky. The system speaks with one voice.
And as the communists in this country and other Western
countries have attacked and in some ways destroyed our standard
of living, they rely on media and education to tell
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the public either that it's not happening, or tell the
public that, yes, it's happening, but it's a good thing.
In the end, Europeans have a much lower standard of
living than Americans. I know that we're supposed to always
preach about how much better it is over there. It's
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just better here. And don't get me wrong, I've been
there a few times. There are some things I like
about it. Some of the cities seem to be more walkable. Yes,
a lot of the food does seem fresher. My wife
can't really eat bread here in America. Makes her sick.
She can eat bread by the loaf over there, nothing,
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no problem. So look, there are some things, there's no
question about it. But they have a way lower standard
of living. Their homes are smaller, air conditioning, Ah, good
luck finding that somewhere. You have tons of things they
don't have, and that's because they're more advanced on the
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socialism scale than we have than we are. They take
huge amounts of the money from their citizens, they hand
it out to all these disgusting causes, while at the
same time embracing all the climate commie garbage. And now
whenever it gets hot in Europe, and it does, they
act like this is a new thing. Every time it
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happens it gets hot in Europe. They have summer too,
it gets into the nineties, even the hundreds, and every
time it gets hot over there, it's always treated as
some unprecedented heat wave. And Europeans who are laying around sweaty,
which is extra gross because they're European. They're laying around
sweaty and they're wanting to get cool, only they don't
have air conditioning. The power bills are astronomical over there,
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so they couldn't afford to power the air conditioning even
if they added and they start to get angry and
the government says, I'm sorry, you can't. You'll go into
shock if you go into the air conditioning, and the
media rules out the lies with them. Well, I mean
that's right. We've done some studies, we had an expert
on and you definitely don't need air conditioning. That's just
a luxury. The Western civilization now run by communists is
(33:31):
communists destroying your life in the media telling you either
it's not happening or that it is happening, and it's
just okay. See it everywhere, you see it, absolutely everywhere. Oh,
don't think these climate communies are done. This is the
United Nations International Court of Justice. Think about this.
Speaker 2 (33:52):
Climate change poses are quintessentially universe.
Speaker 1 (33:56):
Definitely doesn't sound American.
Speaker 2 (33:58):
Climate change poses a quintessentially universal.
Speaker 4 (34:02):
Risk to all states.
Speaker 1 (34:04):
This risk is of.
Speaker 2 (34:06):
A general and urgent character, requiring the identification of a
corresponding general standard of conduct to be applied subject to
the principle of common but differentiated with.
Speaker 1 (34:21):
Oh my gosh, I'm so bored.
Speaker 4 (34:23):
It is the almost time, possibility and respective capabilities as
concerns climate change, a heightened degree of vigilance and prevention
is required.
Speaker 2 (34:34):
The Court concludes that the duty of states to prevent
significant environmental harm applies in the context of climate change,
and that.
Speaker 1 (34:47):
I'm too bored. Just know. He was talking about climate
change being the biggest accidential existential threat and they have
a duty to prevent it. And this is all going
to end up in the end with an international criminal
court for anybody who actual she creates actual energy for
their country. It's all one big, ugly disaster. Anyway, enough
about that for today. And now he's a headline.
Speaker 4 (35:07):
But oh, you know, you know the.
Speaker 1 (35:09):
Thing headlines we didn't get to, ma'am, Donnie. That's that
guy running from mayor in New York. What's the point
of having prisons. Well, he obviously knows the point of
having prisons, but he also understands that violent criminals, raping
and murdering people helps further the communist revolution, and so
(35:29):
that's why they always sell this soft don crime with
lie narrative. Report California's twenty dollars fast food minimum wage
led to eighteen thousand fewer jobs. No way, I thought
you could just make these corporations pay whatever to employees
who flip Burgers and everything would remain the same. Voting
(35:50):
for Democrats is an active evil, and you will destroy
wherever you vote them in. Indian police arrest a man
accused of running a fake embassy. I love this much.
I can't even hide it. I have told you this before.
I want to be an ambassador so badly, and I
don't really care what the country is. I actually don't
want it to be India. I think that's to have
(36:11):
no desire to go see India. But almost any place
on the planet besides India, I should be the American
ambassador there would why do you shake your head, Chris,
I would host these wild parties and I'd show people
my beaver Pelts and my ice Baker, and America would prosper.
Trump administration reportedly taking an AX to the climate agenda Cornerstone.
(36:34):
Trump really is doing some great things. I know no
presidency is perfect, but we are taking great strides in
this administration, with this administration, and we still have three
and a half years left. Keep on chopping away. NPR's
top editor jump ship as the media outlet faces a
future without federal funding. Her name is Edith Chappin. Edith
(36:58):
Chapin and I really want you to look her up,
because if you could close your eyes and picture what
the editor in chief of NPR looks like, I guarantee
your mental picture is going to be Edith Chappin. It's
almost hilarious. Spain seeks to declassify Franco era secret files. Yes,
(37:18):
let's hope they're bringing them back. Oh wait, it's a
commed government either way. We were going to come back tomorrow.
We're going to do this again, all right, that's all
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
a fantastic Wednesday. We're gonna talk about race relations. We're
gonna talk about Somali gangs terrorizing Minnesota. The French are
warning their people about the dangers of air conditioning. I'm
(00:33):
gonna be an ambassador at an embassy somewhere. All that
and so much more. And what's going to be a
heavy final hour is.
Speaker 2 (00:40):
As heavy as tin boxes that you might be.
Speaker 1 (00:43):
Moving on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now I'm
going to talk about something and it's gonna take a
couple of minutes and could very well be offensive. Just
remember I don't care if it is. But my buddy
Andrew Follett posted a something from Gallup. It was a chart.
It was showing black white race relations. Is it good?
(01:07):
Is it bad? And if you go back not ancient
history two thousand and one, that's two years after I
graduated high school two thousand and one. It was very
good for most people. It was sixty seventy percent had
a positive view on it. In the country today thirty
(01:30):
forty percent cut in half. How could that be? What happened.
I mean, segregation didn't come back or something like that.
What happened, Barack Obama happened. That's what happened. America thought
they were electing a black man, They were electing a communist.
(01:54):
And race communism is one of the oldest and most
effective forms of communism. We've talked about this before, you
and I don't think this is unique to America or
our modern age. Selling our people are against your people.
Our people are good and right, and those people they're
(02:16):
evil and they oppress us, and we should go get them.
That is as old as the Soviet Union China. And
now did this so effectively pitting one Chinese sect of
people against other Chinese sects of people. Oh, those are
the barbarian ones, those are the evil ones, those are
the bad ones. And the horrible thing about race activism
(02:38):
is it is impossible. It's impossible for it not to
result in more race activism. One thing begets the other.
You get to this place where and people are gonna
think I'm lying who aren't old enough, But people who
are old enough will back me up on this of
every color. By the time we got to the eighties nineties,
(03:02):
I don't want to act like there was racial harmony
and it was all flowery. That's crazy, that's not true,
because that's not possible. There's always going to be racial
differences in clashes. But the United States of America, by
the time we got to the eighties nineties, was about
as close as you could get to racial harmony. We
just never thought about it. It was never something that
(03:23):
came up, this race dis and white dis and black thiss.
It was never really talked about that much. Everyone was
just kind of friends and went along on their time.
But when you say that to young people, they'll look
at you like you just grew a third head, because
they've never known any other world where there's this endless
(03:45):
racial strife, racial scab picking and poking and day sucking,
day sucking, day suck. And that's because the United States
of America made the possibly deadly move of electing Barack Obama.
Barack Obama was raised as a race communist. Race communism
is so, so so easy to sell to people because
(04:10):
it's simple. Simple is always easy to sell. Hey, look
at you, look at you. You're black. Look at your skin,
you're black. All the problems you have, it's those white people.
Isn't that as simple as it gets? Okay, black good,
white bad, Black good, white bad. It's a very there's
no simpler sell than that. And so he begins all
(04:32):
this race agitation and race agitation and race sagititation. Well,
that's inevitably going to create more racial strife on every side.
Eventually you're going to have white people say, well, okay,
we'll screw you. If I'm going to be attacked for this,
then I've decided these are my people and you're not
my people. Well, this is what happens when you elect
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evil communist dividers. It snowballs into a country now with
racial strife everywhere. And you can lay all of it
at the feet of Barack Obama because he was the one.
He was the one who recognized America was primed for this.
There was just enough white guilt, there was just enough
(05:17):
black anger to ride that into dividing the country up
the way he wanted to divide it up. And he
did every single chance he got. He ran to the
cameras and played that card and tore this place apart.
And then then the funding for all the DEI stuff
poured in. Now you have corporate America openly bragging about
(05:39):
not hiring white people. That creates even more racial strife.
I just want to let you know, it wasn't like this.
I never knew this world. It was not like this.
I'm sure Chris probably doesn't know any other world given
his age. It was never talked about, it was never
argued about. It wasn't a thing for us. And it's
(06:04):
not like I grew up in places where it wouldn't
have been a thing. It just wasn't a thing, not
a major thing back then. You elect one communist, he
is going to create and nurture all the malcontents he
can find, and the easiest, easiest way to do it
is racial division, because there's always a group that probably
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doesn't have the same standard of living of another set
of groups in the country. That's just the same in
every other country. I know you're thinking I'm talking about
just black people in America, and that may be what
I'm talking about right now, But in any country, there's
always a group. Sometimes it's religious, sometimes it's race. There's
always a group that maybe doesn't have the same income level,
(06:50):
their neighborhoods aren't as bad. And that is always the
first place you will find the communist doing his thing,
because that's where the malcontents are. You. Your neighborhood sucks,
your school suck, your job suck. You don't make enough money.
Look at your skin, it's black, right, Well that's because
you're the good guy and you know who did all
(07:10):
this to you? White people, Go get them. It's an
easy cell and dumb people, angry people, bitter people. They'll
dive on that. They'll jump into that, and you can
gain power from it. Gross, really gross, But that's what
communists do. Jesse, how do you and Fred hunt beavers
(07:31):
in the Texas heat? If it's okay? First, first, Fred
didn't ever hunt anything. Fred is a moron. Now he's loud,
and he's big, and he will most definitely bite an intruder.
But Fred Fred is not the most capable dog I've
(07:57):
ever had. Uh. He can't even smell very well, Chris,
you think I'm making this up. If I drop a
piece of food on the floor, bacon, a chip, something
like that, my whole life, I've just called the dog,
Hey Jack, Hey, Hey, kay, Sam, come over here. They'll
(08:20):
come over. Because it's a dog. They'll probably smell the
food before they even get there and go right for it.
You can call Fred over and he won't have any
idea what you're talking about. You will have to bend
over and actually put your finger right by the food
on the ground, or Fred will never know it's there.
(08:41):
He won't discover it at all. When we were in Montana,
that's where I was beaver hunting. By the way, I
never told you cause I didn't want you to know
it was in Montana, But that's where I was killing
beavers for my mom. Lots and lots of them, millions.
It was only two, well maybe one, but either way,
lots and lots of them. Fred tried to quote hunt animals.
(09:04):
But when I say hunt, he would see a bird.
He would bark as loud as humanly possible, and then
he would kind of bound towards the bird. And you know,
he's this big, fluffy idiot and loudly barking and bounding
and very clearly probably wanted to play with it. The
bird would take off, but Fred wouldn't see it. He
(09:28):
can't see, he can't hear, he can't smell. He would
just keep bounding over to where the bird was and
look around, completely lost that the bird. He saw before.
Wasn't there what Chris, No, it's not because he's a
designer dog, Chris, He's not a designer dog. It's not
(09:49):
that he doesn't have hunter instincts, which is what you
just said. He doesn't have any instincts. We went for
these long walks with my mom through the neighborhood up there.
This is through the neighborhood. We're not in the Montana Wilderness.
Through the neighborhood. Fred got lost almost every time. He
(10:09):
would stay behind with a smell or something like that,
and then by the time he woke up and realized
he was alone, he would have no earthly idea how
to get back to us or how to get back
to the house. He would usually just stay there and
we'd have to backtrack and go back and find Fred.
I don't know what to say. I've never had a
(10:31):
dog this useless in my life. I don't even know
why I give him rough greens. We give him rough
greens because we're in love with the idiot, and everybody
in our family is. Everybody who meets him is everyone's
in love with the big moron, And so we sprinkle
rough greens on his food because we want him to
live longer, and that is going to be a friggin
rough day when that big fluffy moron dies. I'll tell
(10:52):
you that much. But we have seen a tremendous difference
in his coat and his breath and everything else when
we start actually giving him nutrition. I will be honest
with you right now. Roughgreens will do nothing for your
dog's intelligence. It certainly didn't help Fred's, but it did
help its digestive system. Roughgreens is the number one dog
(11:14):
supplement in the United States of America. You're gonna see
a difference in your dog. Your dog's energy, your dog's coat,
your dog's breath. Your dog will live longer. You'll be
at the vetless. Go get a free Jumpstart trio bag
and see what I mean. Two one four Roughdog. Just
use the code Jesse. Or you can go to Roughgreens
(11:35):
dot com again, use the code Jesse. Let's talk about
Somali gangs and do some emails next, what Chris, We
can make jokes. It's fine, you get that right. The
Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
a fantastic Wednesday. Don't forget. You can email the show
(11:56):
Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. We'll get to some
of those here in just a minute. But so we
know about the crime committed by foreigners in this country, right,
we know, don't we? No, we don't. I don't know,
(12:16):
and you don't know. I want you to think about this.
I want you to think about all the crimes you
know that are committed by foreigners in this country. All
the crimes you've heard of, headline stuff we've talked about here.
Now understand this. You know about all those crimes with
(12:40):
the American media doing everything they can to cover them up,
the FBI doing everything it can to cover them up,
and many, if not most, of the major police departments
in this country doing everything they can to cover them up.
All of those institutions are part of the system. The system,
(13:04):
as we've explained, requires the mass importation of disloyal foreigners
or the system collapses. The media understands this, the FBI
understands this, education system understands this. What you know, the
crimes you know, the crimes I know committed by foreigners
in this country is a tiny, tiny, tiny window into
(13:29):
how many have been committed. You know what. I'll use
this as an example when I was in Montana at
my mom's house. I was walking through her house one night.
I'm usually not up late, but I was thirsty. There's
a lot drier up there. I'm used to the humidity.
Got real thirsty, woke up, wanted a glass of water.
(13:50):
I left my room to go get a glass of
water in the kitchen. Who do I run into? I
run into you, Luke, my youngest son. What's he doing?
I could tell right away by the look on his
face he was doing something I wasn't supposed to know about.
He had two handfuls of what One handful was full
(14:15):
of licorice, the other handful was full of cookies. Now,
let me ask you something. I never get up in
the middle of the night, and my mother, because she's
a grandma, loves to not only feed them whatever they want,
(14:35):
to hide it from me in Aubrey so they don't
get in trouble. So allow me to ask the question.
Is that the only time Luke got up and went
and got liquorice or cookies? No, of course not. That
was very clearly something that happened all the time. And
I knew that because all the entities involved, all of
(14:58):
them were interested in this information away from me. I
discovered it almost by accident. All the crimes you hear
about the Semillegal gets hammered, goes and wipes out a
family of five on the road, Lake and Riley gets
brutalized and murdered, Jostle and Nungary. You could go down
the list of crime after crime after crime committed by
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foreigners in this country. You don't even know the tip
of the iceberg. Because the entirety of the American media
wants them all here. Tom Emmer, who actually sucks, he's
the House Majority whip, and I'll give him credit for
this starting to raise a stink about the Somali gangs
now operating openly in Minnesota. Apparently one of them showed
(15:43):
up at a high school basketball came and started beating a
kid right there in the open with a tire iron.
I've heard stories out of Minneapolis that would blow your mind.
Why haven't you heard these stories because the entire media
apparatus in Minnesota they're all communists. The entire political apparatus
in Minnesota, they're all communists. The mass importation of disloyal
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foreigners is good for their political power, so they're not
going to run at the nightly news with the fact
that Somalis have taken over violent ones, have taken over
pure portions of town, entire city blocks. They beat people,
rob people, murder people, steal cars. In the American media,
if they get a story like that, they open it
(16:27):
up and say, oh, look at that or robbery, ooh,
it was the Somalis. You know what, let's run with
something else. Should we trash Trump tonight? Because they, like
every other communist entity in the country, they believe in
using their power for the revolution. And if you are
in the American media and you start to expose the
(16:47):
fact that these masses of foreigners come in here and
crime follows them and they pillage America, you understand that
that hurts the revolution that's just built in. So you
ignore it, You cover it up, You act like it
doesn't exist. When someone does bring it up, you call
them an extremist. Oh, what do you want of these
(17:09):
right wing extremists? You're probably an extremist. What are you racist?
Because you understand not that that person's racist, not that
that person's an extremist. You understand the communist at every
level understands we have to have these people here because
(17:29):
the American people, patriotic American people who love their country,
will never allow us to pillage it the way we
want to pillage it. We require new voters, a new
loyal army is what we require. So we will open
up our borders, we will open up our quote refugee system,
(17:53):
and we will bring in as many as humanly possible
to ensure we remain in power forever. Unbelievably, yeah, but
has been a very effective strategy. Do you know how
few Democrats we'd have an elected office without mass importation
of foreigners. It would shock you, it would shock me.
I don't know either. We'll never know. I'll tell you
(18:15):
what I do know. I do know. The violent crime
is not going to go down anytime soon. That's just
the fact. There are these areas that are controlled by
the animals still and violent crime is still there. So
what are you doing to protect yourself to stop one
from hurting you? Isn't that that moment every parent, every father,
(18:40):
every mother? Isn't that that moment we all dread? Hey,
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a fantastic Wednesday Memory. If you miss any part of
the show, you can download the whole thing on iHeart,
Spotify iTunes. So we're gonna do a couple emails here
in a moment, but I can't let this one go. Deborah,
Deborah Burks, you remember her. She was Fauci's right hand woman.
(20:06):
She honestly should be lucky that he got all the
pub because he still gets all the hate when she
was just as sick and evil as he was. But
she said something. She was talking about remda Zevir versus Ivermectin,
and what she said specifically is not important. I'm gonna
play it here in a moment. But there is something
(20:27):
that has taken place in America, and I'm not quite
sure that we can fix it or how we fix it,
but i know it has to be fixed. And I'm
talking about the Balkanization of the urban elites versus the
entire rest of the country. I'm gonna tell you something.
(20:52):
It's healthy if you're in the country. If you're in
a rural area, it's healthy to go to a city sometime.
I'm not saying you have to spend the weekend, not
saying you have to move in. Go for dinner, visit
your brother, catch a concert. It's healthy if you're in
(21:12):
a city. If you're in a wealthy urban area, get
out to Wyoming, see what it's like. You're not saying
you have to go in the winter. Get out to Arkansas,
go visit Western Tennessee, get to rural America. Just have dinner.
(21:36):
I'm not saying you have to stay Okay, maybe it's
not for you. I get that. I love them both,
so though I'm comfortable with either, get out there and
see what it's like. The way the people who run
our country now speak about people who are not in
New York or not in Chicago, or not into LA
(21:56):
or not in DC, the way they speak about the
vast majority of the land in this country blows me away.
And you would only ever speak this way if you
have never spent any significant time there. I want you
to listen to what Deborah Burk says here. Listen to this.
Speaker 3 (22:14):
Long before there was a vaccine, people were dying at
higher rates in rural areas in any other counties in
the United States. If you lived in the Central Valley
of California, your death rate was three to four times
what the urbans were. And that's because they didn't have
the same resources. They didn't have testing, they didn't have rehndesivir.
Everything that you had in the cities they didn't have
(22:36):
in rural areas. And I went rural community by rural community,
and then you wonder why they used ivermectin because there
wasn't a doctor there. There was only a vent and
these that's how things happen, and we just and then
we're like, oh my god. And I'm like, yeah, oh
my god, this is on us. This is on us
for the last forty years watching this stuff just go away.
Speaker 1 (22:57):
Haha. Those stupid people, those dummies in Oklahoma, they don't
even have doctors. Everyone goes to the local vet and
ask for some medication whenever they're sick. There are doctors everywhere.
You snobby, I can't say that on the earth. You
(23:18):
know we have doctors in rural America. Did you know
that we had COVID testing? It was everywhere. Everyone had it.
Everyone had access to all kinds of things. I will
correct her on something. We didn't all have access on
access to ivermectin. And you know why we didn't because
the medical establishment in this country started blocking pharmacies from
(23:40):
filling ivermectin prescriptions. Even though I know doctors who successfully
treated their patients with ivermectin several times over. They all
told me, you have to catch it early. But you
catch it early, you can treat it with that. And
pharmacies in this country, the medical profession in this country
is so inherent. The evil they blocked pharmacy he's fulfilling
prescriptions that were given out by people's doctors for it.
(24:04):
And so yes, I actually do know people who went
to their vet and tried to figure out the dosage.
But they don't even have doctors there. All they have
is a vet that stupid little country town. I don't
even think they know what a doctor is. They probably
all still just ride horses and wear overalls. This is
how the people who run the country look at rural America.
(24:28):
And maybe it's because I've lived lots of my life
in rural America. It makes me want to choke somebody. Look,
I love them both. I've told you I adore in
New York City. I'm going to Boston soon and I
can't wait to nerd out in Boston. Coming for you.
WRKO love you, I love I love the city. But man,
(24:52):
I just spent a month in rural America. You know something.
My kids remarked on it. It actually made me feel
a little bit guilty, if I'm being honest, how polite
everybody was up there, and I'm in Texas. It's not
as if this is a rude place. People were wonderful here,
but you'd go to Taco Bell up there. You know,
(25:12):
we like to eat nice. We go to Taco Bell
up there, and instead of it's Taco Bell, what do
you want?
Speaker 2 (25:20):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (25:20):
Got that, that's what you get here. Instead it was hello,
welcome to Taco Bell. What can I get you? Thank
you so much, Have a pleasant day. Everybody everywhere, Chris, Oh,
it wasn't. It wasn't like it was Taco Bell. Everywhere
you're trying to cross the road, everyone stops. Oh please,
Oh could I get that door for you? Oh? Everything.
My kids were floored the dad. Everyone's so polity or
(25:42):
everyone has manners. And I'm not trying to insult a city.
But if you're in a city right now, get out,
go visit. And if you're from rural America, go do
a weekend in New York. Go to La experience it.
Talk to people there. The way the elites who run
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our country think about ninety five percent of our country
kills me, absolutely kills me. Let's do sa me and
Mils Jesse quote what made you so liberal? A question
that was asked of the Queen of Commis in My
Personal Socials. Her answer quote, I was nine and I
(26:27):
remember watching the biggest names in music come together for
we are the world in Live Aid to raise money
to feed starving children across the world. That's when I
learned that we try to help those less fortunate than ourselves.
Even if we ourselves are in a less fortunate position,
other human beings are suffering more. She said, oracle, make
(26:51):
it make sense. Well, I will make it make sense.
We've had this conversation. This does apply to men too,
but it applies more to women. People ask all the time,
why are young women the most committed communists in the country,
and that they were the most committed communists under Mao.
(27:13):
They were the most rabid, murderous torturists. They were the
ones who loved torture the most. Why is it young women?
It doesn't make sense a young woman should be, you know,
a nurture, a mother. Well, that's exactly why. They take
your good nature. You are created, you are created with
(27:35):
and they use it for evil. They pervert it, they
divert it. Frankly, you lost your daughter when you sent
her to college. Not because your daughter is a monster.
Maybe they turned her into one, but your daughter has
a wonderful, nurturing, mothering spirit. Tasha was created to nurture,
to raise a baby. What communists are masterful at is
(27:58):
taking that and essentially turning her into a warrior, a vicious,
sadistic warrior for the cause of communism, and she feels
like she's the mother of it. When you have a
liberal aunt Pagy defending bringing in a serial rapist from
Guatemala and you're looking at her and you can't understand
(28:21):
how someone could be that soulless, stupid and evil, it's
because over time she was manipulated into believing that she
is the mother of the communist movement, and she will
nurture it, and she will kill to protect it and
fight to protect it. They manipulate the wonderful, nurturing nature
(28:42):
of young women and turn them into communists that the
easiest recruits and the most vicious foot soldiers. Every single
time you want to learn more about that, you know,
Hillsdale will teach you all kinds of history. Hillsdale College
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Hillsdale dot edu slash Jesse. We'll be back. You're listening
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our final segment here, but of course we will be
back tomorrow. I saw this story and it kind of
made me snicker because it's just a story that can
be repeated in various ways in our country, in every country.
French media warns air conditioners cause thermal shock to the
human body. You know how the system speaks with one voice.
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They're always marching forward on the same revolution. And we've
talked before about how if the communists and in the
government wanted people to believe the sky was green, and
they started putting out that information and wouldn't belong until
the media would start having experts on the sky being green. Oh,
(30:54):
we're gonna have a whole special on tonight about the
greenness of the sky. The system speaks with one voice.
And as the communists in this country and other Western
countries have attacked and in some ways destroyed our standard
of living, they rely on media and education to tell
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the public either that it's not happening, or tell the
public that, yes, it's happening, but it's a good thing.
In the end, Europeans have a much lower standard of
living than Americans. I know that we're supposed to always
preach about how much better it is over there. It's
(31:38):
just better here. And don't get me wrong, I've been
there a few times. There are some things I like
about it. Some of the cities seem to be more walkable. Yes,
a lot of the food does seem fresher. My wife
can't really eat bread here in America. Makes her sick.
She can eat bread by the loaf over there, nothing,
(32:00):
no problem. So look, there are some things, there's no
question about it. But they have a way lower standard
of living. Their homes are smaller, air conditioning, Ah, good
luck finding that somewhere. You have tons of things they
don't have, and that's because they're more advanced on the
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socialism scale than we have than we are. They take
huge amounts of the money from their citizens, they hand
it out to all these disgusting causes, while at the
same time embracing all the climate commie garbage. And now
whenever it gets hot in Europe, and it does, they
act like this is a new thing. Every time it
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happens it gets hot in Europe. They have summer too,
it gets into the nineties, even the hundreds, and every
time it gets hot over there, it's always treated as
some unprecedented heat wave. And Europeans who are laying around sweaty,
which is extra gross because they're European. They're laying around
sweaty and they're wanting to get cool, only they don't
have air conditioning. The power bills are astronomical over there,
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so they couldn't afford to power the air conditioning even
if they added and they start to get angry and
the government says, I'm sorry, you can't. You'll go into
shock if you go into the air conditioning, and the
media rules out the lies with them. Well, I mean
that's right. We've done some studies, we had an expert
on and you definitely don't need air conditioning. That's just
a luxury. The Western civilization now run by communists is
(33:31):
communists destroying your life in the media telling you either
it's not happening or that it is happening, and it's
just okay. See it everywhere, you see it, absolutely everywhere. Oh,
don't think these climate communies are done. This is the
United Nations International Court of Justice. Think about this.
Speaker 2 (33:52):
Climate change poses are quintessentially universe.
Speaker 1 (33:56):
Definitely doesn't sound American.
Speaker 2 (33:58):
Climate change poses a quintessentially universal.
Speaker 4 (34:02):
Risk to all states.
Speaker 1 (34:04):
This risk is of.
Speaker 2 (34:06):
A general and urgent character, requiring the identification of a
corresponding general standard of conduct to be applied subject to
the principle of common but differentiated with.
Speaker 1 (34:21):
Oh my gosh, I'm so bored.
Speaker 4 (34:23):
It is the almost time, possibility and respective capabilities as
concerns climate change, a heightened degree of vigilance and prevention
is required.
Speaker 2 (34:34):
The Court concludes that the duty of states to prevent
significant environmental harm applies in the context of climate change,
and that.
Speaker 1 (34:47):
I'm too bored. Just know. He was talking about climate
change being the biggest accidential existential threat and they have
a duty to prevent it. And this is all going
to end up in the end with an international criminal
court for anybody who actual she creates actual energy for
their country. It's all one big, ugly disaster. Anyway, enough
about that for today. And now he's a headline.
Speaker 4 (35:07):
But oh, you know, you know the.
Speaker 1 (35:09):
Thing headlines we didn't get to, ma'am, Donnie. That's that
guy running from mayor in New York. What's the point
of having prisons. Well, he obviously knows the point of
having prisons, but he also understands that violent criminals, raping
and murdering people helps further the communist revolution, and so
(35:29):
that's why they always sell this soft don crime with
lie narrative. Report California's twenty dollars fast food minimum wage
led to eighteen thousand fewer jobs. No way, I thought
you could just make these corporations pay whatever to employees
who flip Burgers and everything would remain the same. Voting
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for Democrats is an active evil, and you will destroy
wherever you vote them in. Indian police arrest a man
accused of running a fake embassy. I love this much.
I can't even hide it. I have told you this before.
I want to be an ambassador so badly, and I
don't really care what the country is. I actually don't
want it to be India. I think that's to have
(36:11):
no desire to go see India. But almost any place
on the planet besides India, I should be the American
ambassador there would why do you shake your head, Chris,
I would host these wild parties and I'd show people
my beaver Pelts and my ice Baker, and America would prosper.
Trump administration reportedly taking an AX to the climate agenda Cornerstone.
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Trump really is doing some great things. I know no
presidency is perfect, but we are taking great strides in
this administration, with this administration, and we still have three
and a half years left. Keep on chopping away. NPR's
top editor jump ship as the media outlet faces a
future without federal funding. Her name is Edith Chappin. Edith
(36:58):
Chapin and I really want you to look her up,
because if you could close your eyes and picture what
the editor in chief of NPR looks like, I guarantee
your mental picture is going to be Edith Chappin. It's
almost hilarious. Spain seeks to declassify Franco era secret files. Yes,
(37:18):
let's hope they're bringing them back. Oh wait, it's a
commed government either way. We were going to come back tomorrow.
We're going to do this again, all right, that's all
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