December 17, 2025 • 36 mins
There's a reason Trump isn't getting his judges where he wants them. They have taken over the institutions to progress the revolution. The new democrat coalition.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Wednesday, Hoday.
We have crested the peak of the week. It's all
downhill from here. Christmas is so close you can smell it.
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Granted that may just be yet another Christmas candle my
wife bought for the house. We have a huge show
for you tonight with all kinds of things. Donald Trump
has an address to the nation coming up about three
hours from now. I'm going to address the rumor floating
around right now about something he might announce war. I'll
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get to that in just a moment. We are going
to discuss things being communism specific being institutionalized, and how
we have to tackle that, and that we have to
tackle that. That'll be a central theme on the show.
I'm pretty sure we should blockade the UK at this
point in time, not even close to kidding. Pete Hegseth
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doing good things. The federal government's firing people all that.
Like I said, lots of emails. I'm going to try
to get to as many of these as possible before
I asked Doctor Jesse Friday and Christmas break and then
halfway through next hour, we have our veteran of the
Rhodesian Bush War is joining the show. I want to
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remind you this guy is not a podcaster, a radio guest,
a host. He wasn't even really sure he could do it,
you know. I mean, he didn't know if he had
what it took. So I don't know what to expect.
Super sharp, super interesting guy. I have no idea how
long we're going to interview him for. But I am
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flu by the response to the Rhodesian bush War history
we did for We did a five part thing. We
wrapped it up last night. I'm blown away by how
many people loved it and wanted more. And I'm completely
blown away. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I enjoyed it
as well. Now, Oh, by the way, remember if you
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miss those, it's our two of a bunch of our
last shows. iHeart Spotify, iTunes and Jewish producer Chris has
the labeled Rhodesian Bushwar Part one, Part two. But you
can't miss it. Just go download the podcast of it,
go enjoy yourself. Now, I'm just going to address the
rumor briefly and we'll move on and talk about institutions
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and other things. Donald Trump I'm sure you've heard. Three
hours from now nine pm Eastern tonight is going to
address the nation. Initially, when this was announced, they said, well,
it's going to be about affordability stuff and some plans
they have for next year. And I have no doubt
that's going to be part of it. But the thing
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is with these addresses, they write the speeches ahead of time,
and more than one person gets eyes on that speech,
and that old saying that three people can keep a
secret if two of them are dead is always true.
The contents of the speech tend to get leaked early.
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Now I don't have confirmation of this because confirmation doesn't
exist yet, but the rumor is that Donald Trump is
going to essentially announce war tonight, war with Venezuela. This
wouldn't exactly shock you or anybody with a functioning brain.
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After all, we've been blockading Venezuela. We just seized an
oil tanker. Trump put out a very public statement saying
Venezuela has to return oil and other assets that don't
belong to them, that there's a fifty million dollar bounty
courtesy of us on Maduro's head, the head of it all.
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Everything has been set up to essentially declare war. And
you know we've discussed this before. The United States of
America is changing its foreign policy stance, trying to govern
less of the globe, but trying to make sure we
own our own hemisphere. That's probably going to involve China
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doing their own thing. We'll let them, Russia doing their
own thing, We'll let them, but not over here. Venezuela
works hand in hand with the Chai cooms. They work
hand in hand with the Russians, they work hand in
hand with the Iranians. They've been very hostile to the
United States of America in a variety of ways, including
sending their prison gang into the country. And Donald Trump
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is going to use all this stuff as justification, if
the rumor is true, to kick off a little war. Now,
let's just get this out of the way. I'll read
you a couple headlines. House Democrats introduced resolution to force
military to stand down against designated terrorist organization. Okay, it
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won't pass. It's a Democrat measure, but you got it. Okay,
here's another headline. Nonprofit groups offer legal assistance to US
troops amid debate over boat strikes. They're putting up billboards
and things like that, Hey, better only obey the orders
that are lawful. War, even with the country, were far
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superior to militarily. War is always a scary thing. It's
always an uncertain thing. Wars are difficult. People die. If
that's really where we're going. Make sure you're praying, all right,
make sure you're praying. Let me clarify that. And wars
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are almost impossible if you have subversive communists inside your
own border who hate the country and want you to lose.
The United States of America has experienced this before, having
to fight wars essentially with one hand tied behind our backs,
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because subversive communists will work with the enemy to ensure
the country they hate the most, America, loses the war.
And that look, that was the sixties. Today this is
a whole new breed of democrat. Do I need to
remind you that Mark Milli, chairman of the Joint Chiefs,
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admitted that he will go ahead, yeah, go ahead and
play it. Chris, listen to this jaw dropping admission by
the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
Speaker 2 (07:00):
And the purpose was to de escalate.
Speaker 3 (07:03):
You shared all that earlier. I understand just part of that.
Speaker 4 (07:06):
Just say did you or did you not ask tell
him that if we were going to attack, you would
let him know.
Speaker 2 (07:11):
As part of that conversation, I said, generally, there's not
going to be a war. There's not going to be
attacked between great powers, and if there was, the tensions
would build up, there be calls going back and forth
from all kinds of senior officials. I said, hell, generally,
I'll probably give you a call, but we're not going
to attack you. Trust me, We're not going to attack you.
Speaker 1 (07:28):
These are two what and they don't think anything of
saying no, no, no, no, Hey China, I'll call you
ahead of time. That way, you're not surprised. The level
of subversion by the communists we have been under in
this country has created a situation where prosecuting a war
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is going to be extremely difficult, if not impossible. Let
me ask you an honest question, really a genuine, honest question.
Gavin Newsom wants to be president of the United States
of America, wants really, really badly. Do you think Gavin
Newsom would do something to aid Venezuela if he thought
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it would help him beat jd Vance in twenty twenty eight,
do you think AOC would do something to aid Venezuela
if you thought it would help her destroy the United
States of America. You know what, Let's set those two aside.
Do I need to remind you how many Central Intelligence
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Agency higher ups signed on to a letter they knew
was false asserting that Hunter Biden's laptop was Russian disinformation?
Why did they do this? They did it to ensure
Joe Biden could win an election and Donald Trump would
lose an election. That's the CIA, that's the CIA. What
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do de scrats in this country? What do they prioritize?
Right now?
Speaker 3 (09:03):
Democrats in Congress oppose Trump too often?
Speaker 1 (09:06):
Just four percent? How about the right amount? Just nineteen percent?
How about not enough? You don't have to be a
mathematical genius to know that. This is the largest number
on your screen.
Speaker 2 (09:16):
Seventy seven percent of Democratic voters say that their party
in Congress does not oppose Donald Trump nearly enough.
Speaker 3 (09:23):
They want them to fight Trump more.
Speaker 1 (09:26):
When you get we we got it. Those people work
at the CIA, the NSA, They work inside the Pentagon.
Think about how many subversive communists who believe Donald Trump
must be stopped at any cost. Think how many of
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them are going to have critical pieces of information that
can and will hurt this country. And you know, these
are the type of animals who wouldn't care if it
killed American troops. These are anti h humans. They'd love
to kill American troops if it meant hurting their political opponents. Pray.
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If this is where we're going, it really is time
to pray, because I am genuinely worried. I am worried
that we are able to do this, or I'm worried
that we're not able to do this. I just don't.
I don't think we can adventure in foreign lands anymore,
not until we get our own house cleaned up. Anyway,
let's talk about institutional things. What is this blue slit process?
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Fannie willis lost her mind. All that more coming up,
and I'm right miss something. There's a podcast getting on
demand wherever podcasts are found. It The Jesse Kelly Show.
It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Wednesday.
Reminding you you can email the show Jesse at Jesse
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kellyshow dot com, your love, your hates, your death threats.
I'm sorry, I can't hold back anymore. I can't on it.
That was kind of a heavy opening anyway. Fanny Willis
is that communists who got elected da district attorney in
Fulton County, Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia. Because she's a Communist, because
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she's a card carrying member of the system. She tried
to use her position of power to put Donald Trump
in prison in Georgia before the election. And do keep
in mind, every legal mind I talked to said that
was the case that was going to do it because
Georgia they have this law where you don't wait once
you've been convicted, you don't wait on the outside parole.
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It's immediately to prison. There is an above average chance
that Donald Trump would have seen the inside of a
Georgia prison cell because of Fanny Willis and how sick
and depraved and evil she is. But something that helped
us out a lot is she took a personal interest
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in Nathan Wade, a very very personal interest in Nathan Wade.
They apparently had a little thing together. That's one. Two.
Another thing that helps us out often is Communists are
all criminals. They have no moral fabric whatsoever, and they
just steal all the time. They loot everything all the time,
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everything they can get their hands on. They're just vile,
demonic pigs. So Fanny Willis is facing an inquiry right now,
an inquiry from the State of Georgia on some of
the goings ons in her office. It's wonderful. And what's
even more wonderful is this minute long clip of Fanny
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Willis losing her mind today as she's being interrogated about
the whole thing, even tries to pull out the race car.
Someone called me the anwidson.
Speaker 4 (12:51):
Got them before them, he left after him. He taught
them how to do this case. And he was a
leader to that team and a public stent. And for that, him,
like me, has been threatened thousands of times. You want
something to investigate as a legislature, investigate how many times
they've called me the inn word. Why don't you investigate that?
Speaker 1 (13:13):
Hey, it's worked for her for her entire career. Might
as well pull it out this time. Whenever you're in trouble,
you pull out that race card and try to get
yourself out of trouble. It's worked in this country many
times before. I think America is kind of chafing on that.
All right, let's do a couple of these emails man again,
these things Jesse. I know there's nothing you can do
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about it but your show getting but this is from
last night. Getting bumped again tonight, right in the middle
of the last part of the Rhodesian Bush War story
has sent me into low orbit. I freaking hate basketball.
It sucks. Now. I'll have to wait until you post
the podcast to hear the end. Listen, let me explain
this again. Okay, your phone or your smart device at
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home or whatever, you can download the iHeartRadio app on
it and it's free. I'm gonna it's free. I'm not
trying to sell you anything. The iHeartRadio app is free.
What does that allow you to do? It allows you
to listen to any affiliate that carries the Jesse Kelly Show.
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It's on more than two hundred stations from New York
to Hawaii and everywhere in between. It's on an Alaska,
It's on everywhere, meaning every one of those affiliates plays
the show. If whatever affiliate you're listening to it on
bumps it for a basketball game or something else, pull
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out your iHeartRadio app and just find a different one
that didn't bump it. I know it gets frustrated, and
I feel your frustration. I hated it when that used
to happen to me when I listen to radio during
all my travels and construction and whatnot. It drove me
up the wall. And that was back before there was
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an iHeartRadio app. You never have to miss a minute.
You never do iHeartRadio app. It's free, the show's free,
it's all free. You don't even have to wait for
the podcast to come out. All right, I'm sorry, I'm
sorry it happened. It does suck that it happened in
the middle of the Rhodesian bushmore. That's a bad thing. Now,
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this is freaking cool. Listen to this. I just cannot
believe how much that history touched people. Jesse, my granddaughter
in law was born in Rhodesia, as were her parents
and ancestors. I've been listening closely to your history lesson
about Zimbabwe. I love it so much that I voice
typed nearly every word you said into my phone and
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sent it all to her in texts. That's amazing. That
was not easy to do, she said. She was amazed.
She said, I should be a history teacher about the
history of Zimbabwe. But it's really you, not me. And
I had told her that it was you. Anyway, As
a result of your history class, my granddaughter in law
is going to really knuckle down and get together with
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her dad and learn as much about this history as
they can, and she's very excited to pass it on
to her kids and her grandkids. So, Jesse, tears come
to my eyes when I think what you have done
for this one little family here in Utah. The grandchildren
will know their people came from and the reality of
what they were up against in those historic times. Whoever history,
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whoever says history is not important, hasn't listened to your
excellent lectures. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Her name is Marcia. That's a lovely name. By the way,
I Chris, have we ever had a response like this
to all the history stuff we've done. I thought it
was going to possibly be a dud. I was obsessed
with the subject. I loved the story. I had no
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idea it would touch so many people. I think part
of the problem is not proper, But I think part
of the thing is we can relate to what we're
seeing now, to the communist insurgency here and to the
powers that be selling us out to the communists. I
think that's a big part of it. We can relate.
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And I also think part of it is it sucks
to see something beautiful destroyed. To know that hard working,
wonderful settlers went in conquered that land, and then America,
Britain everywhere else sold them out and handed it back
to the savages who destroyed it all. It's there's a,
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it's a it's obviously a very tragic tale. I can't
wait to talk to this veteran of the Rhodesian bush
Ward that's an hour from now. An hour from now,
we're talking to them, all right, hang on, This is
a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a fantastic, fantastic Wednesday, Mamber. You can email us
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love Hey death threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
So I just want to talk about a couple things
being institutionalized, how communism Marxism has been institutionalized, kind of
etched in stone, if you will, And that's part of
our challenge. And so to set this up, I'll tell
you this my you know, I wrote that one book,
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the only one I'm gonna write, all right. It's called
The Anti Communist manifesto. But my co author, who did
so much work on it and so much of the research,
is Nick Rizzuto. I've known Nick for years and years
and years. I got to know Nick back when I
was running for Congress, and recently I had to go
to New York City. Remember I missed the day and
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hang out with the suits. Well, Nick Rizzuto was part
of all this meeting stuff. Anyway, the details don't matter.
What does matter is his daughter was going to see
that new movie Wicked. I heard about these Wicked movies.
Apparently they are movies where they took the Wizard of
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Oz and they kind of turned the story on its head.
They made the Witch the good guy. The Witch becomes
the good guy in the Wicked movies. And he said
to me, it's extremely subversive. And I understood what he
was saying, but I say clarify that. He said, well,
you can see it everywhere. As the communists and filtrate
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these institutions, they then train future generations that the good
guy is actually the bad guy, and the bad guy
is actually the good guy. It's not a subtle thing.
I would have never thought of this when I looked
at that movie in particular, But the more you look around,
the more you can't unsee it. Headline animal farm. You
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know what animal farm is. George Orwell famously wrote a book,
Animal Farm, and it was well documented that the book
was a vicious criticism of Soviet communism. That's what it was.
That's why he wrote the book. Hollywood's putting out a
new movie headline animal Farm. Film blames capitalism and has
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a happy ending. When you allow communists subversives to take
over things like Hollywood, they will and they have been obviously,
you can see it everywhere. They will slowly but surely
subvert and destroy everything. It's what they do. They will
make good bad and bad good. And this goes way
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beyond Hollywood. We've been discussing already. We've been discussing several
times on this show about the crime statistics. Anybody from
a big city in the United States of America knows
that violent crime is up. You turn more violent criminals
loose from jail. Joe Biden imports twenty million barbarians from
foreign lands. There's more things, more rape, their more murder.
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Everybody knows it. Everybody knows it. Yet you constantly hear
this drum beat that violent crime is down. Violent crime
is down, murders down thirty percent, but it's of course
not down. What happened was communists infiltrated and infected every institution,
including law enforcement institutions obviously city Hall, and then using
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that power, they've lied about the crime statistics to protect
the revolution, because the revolution demands open jails. So your
wife gets raped in the public park. Here's another exhibit.
Speaker 5 (21:39):
Iary zero, we took fourteen thousand.
Speaker 1 (21:41):
Let me start that over again. Since Chris didn't have
it on, here's another exhibit.
Speaker 5 (21:45):
Simply by manipulating the numbers and establishing a priority zero,
we took fourteen thousand, five hundred calls and move them
into a different priority, leaving only five hundred calls for
our most severe call for service.
Speaker 3 (21:57):
The new numbers sent to the FBI created a resounding
designation as the twenty twenty two second safest city in America.
Speaker 5 (22:05):
Well in that specific and since it took our response times,
our reported response times from six minutes and thirty one
seconds down to under four minutes. By doing nothing but
changing the database.
Speaker 3 (22:15):
Spen says the town's newfound reputation came at a cost,
with less crime comes fewer officers, but it's all based
on bad numbers.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
They lied not the safest place to live. They simply
conquered the institutions and mined, And this was the communist's dream.
The Italian communist Antonio Gramsci was the one who really,
I won't say he came up with it, but he's
certainly the one who talked about the long march through
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the institutions, the revolution that they were trying to fight
all across the globe, the communist revolution. They kept slamming
into the good institutions of every society, and they decided
the only way the revolution could succeed would be to
infiltrate these institutions headline. We already talked about this yesterday.
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New FBI releases show radically different treatment of Trump in
Hillary Clinton. That's from Front Page magazine. Well, of course,
if the FBI is going to in any way hamper
the communist revolution, for the communists, it's a really simple equation.
You see, take over the FBI. Take over the FBI,
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move your people to the top positions. They will in
turn promote other people, other communists under them, to top positions.
Before long, the criminal democrat nominee for President, Hillary Clinton.
She can have her crimes covered up, ignored, dismissed, Andy
McCabe shutting down any investigation into it because you installed
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communists there. Hunter Biden's laptop gets turned in. It turns
out he commits felonies, and she chooses to record all
of them. The FBI takes possession of the laptop. They
sit on the entire thing so Joe Biden can get
elected president. When it comes out that the laptop is
going to be exposed, the FBI then goes and sits
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down with social media companies and tells them it's a
Russian disinformation and they censor the story. This is the
power you have when you take over the institutions, A
vicious subversion of everything good and right in our society.
And this is what we're up against. And of course
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the FBI, whenever they found an opportunity, would arrest every
Republican they could get their hands on. January sixth, Donald
Trump subversion. Listen to this. This is a congressman, Brandon Gill,
really good one. Actually he's interviewed. He's interrogating, I should say,
Amanda Tyler. She runs a quote nonprofit but of course,
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like most nonprofits, it's a communist front. Listen to this.
Speaker 6 (25:03):
Did you know that thirty four percent of Black Americans
support quote unquote Christian nationalism and that number is thirty
percent for white Americans.
Speaker 7 (25:12):
I think that Christian nationalism is an ideology that every
racial group, every religious group embraces or rejects to different extents.
Speaker 6 (25:20):
Do you think the Black Christians are also a problem?
Speaker 7 (25:24):
So I said no, I said we when you asked me.
Speaker 6 (25:28):
I have the transcript here. You stated in this interview
that white Christians are a problem. I'm asking you if
you have the same view about Black Christians.
Speaker 7 (25:35):
I think white Christians have done more than other groups
to perpetuate White Christian nationalism, and I include myself in
that category.
Speaker 6 (25:43):
Black Christians support Christian nationalism at higher rates than White
Christians for the statistics that I just read.
Speaker 7 (25:50):
So, Christian nationalism is an ideology that all different groups
can reject, and that's I think that's one social service.
Speaker 6 (25:57):
No, no, no, no. My understanding is that the categorical
the categorical condemnation only applies to white Christians and not
to Black Christians.
Speaker 1 (26:06):
That seems to be your testimony anti white racism. Simply
institutionalized all across society. It's taught in universities, activist groups
openly promoted. We've been talking for a long time, but
that article just came out recently that basically from twenty
fourteen to now, generation of white kids couldn't find work
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in corporate America. This is what happens when you fill
up corporate America with committed communists. Once they achieve full power,
the power they've always wanted, they do what they do.
All right, we'll do a couple emails, shall we. Before
we get to that. We still have to get to
immigration stuff. Before we get to that. I want to
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two five zero, say Jesse Kelly, We're going to talk
about Trump's anger with the blue slit process really quickly.
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We'll get to some emails, all kinds of stuff coming.
Hang on, this is the Jesse Kelly Show. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Wednesday. Don't forget.
If you miss any part of the show, you can
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Buddy Lily joins the show. You don't know who that is,
so let me tell you. He's an American, but a
veteran of the Rhodesian Bush War. A veteran of the
Rhodesian Bush War. So if you have enjoyed that little series,
we did on the history of it. We're about to
get some prospective next hour from a man who was
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actually there. And I have no idea how long we're
going to keep him on for. As I told you,
he's not a professional, he's never done this before. Maybe
five minutes, I don't know, maybe an hour, I don't know.
I can't wait. I'm gonna nerd out. Trump is upset.
He's been yelling about this for a while. To hear.
If your Thune doesn't seem like he wants to get
rid of blue slips, will there be consequences for the Senate?
Speaker 8 (29:05):
Well, I think they should get rid of blue slips,
because as a Republican president, I am unable to put
anybody in office having to do with US attorneys or
having to do with judges. In other words, if.
Speaker 9 (29:19):
You have one, not two, you don't need to just one.
If you have one Democrat senator, where we have a
lot of them, you have one Democrat senator in a
state it is not possible to a point because of
blue slips a judge, it's not possible to appoint the
US attorney.
Speaker 1 (29:36):
You see that happening, And okay, so let me explain
this in case. He wasn't clear why he's so angry.
Trump is trying to put we'll make about US attorneys
like Alena Habba. This was New Jersey. Trump wanted Alena
Habba to be his US attorney in New Jersey. She's
no longer there. She had to step down. Why the
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blue slip prop explain what that is. A senator from
a state will make this about New Jersey. If he
doesn't want that US attorney to be installed there permanently,
he can say no, I don't like her, get rid
of her. But here's the thing. This is not a law.
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This is not a rule. This goes back to the
early nineteen hundreds, where essentially the senator from that state
can overrule it. He can overrule whatever whoa that may
have been fine in nineteen seventy in the year of
Our Lord twenty twenty five, when we have communists all
throughout the United States Senate, by continuing to allow this,
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they are destroying Trump's ability to put into place his
US attorneys to throw deep Staters in prison where they belong.
And it's Republicans that are allowing it. Republicans that are
allowing it. I have said several times before. There is
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a small, relatively small cabal of Republican senators, and they
think their job is to hold their foot in the door,
so it can't ever close completely on communism. So we
try to make all these gains, and we're trying to
get the commedies out, and we're trying to hold people
to account. And that's when you get Henzygram and his
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types that will step in and screw it all up
for us. Freaking ridiculous, ridiculous, Jesse, I heard you bring
up Clinton this evening. It reminds me of Libya and
Gaddafi or however you spell his name. I watched the
video of him begging for his life, why the outrage
for the drug boats. Gaddafi was executed up close and personal,
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and it was fine for them. Remember that communists never ever, ever, ever, ever,
ever ever actually care about the issue. They pretend to
care about. Everything is just designed for the revolution. Okay,
you understand that even when they get up and talk
about what's a bread and butter comedy issue gay stuff,
they want everything to be gay and gay this and
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gay that, and get did you think they actually give
a crap about any of that stuff? Well, Corey Booker
might be. Most of them don't actually give a crap
about any of that stuff. They understand that caring about
that or pretending to care about that helps the revolution.
It's all just about the revolution. Brandon Johnson a great example.
Brandon Johnson's the mayor of Chicago, Right, black dude, Okay,
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is he passionate about black people? You would think, after all,
you put a bunch of black people in his administration.
But Brandon Johnson doesn't care about black people. Brandon Johnson
cares about the revolution. That's his only loyalty. I want
you to I want you to listen to this. Listen
to this. By the way, this is a black woman
(32:58):
yelling at him.
Speaker 3 (33:00):
Talk about that line.
Speaker 10 (33:01):
I had them for that two hundred and twenty million
dollars in his twenty twenty six budget that you put
in twenty twenty four for new arrivals when I'm homeless
because you won't settle my case, because you arrogant, because
you were Maddy. You are Tony Prakwinker. Why Tony Prakwinkle
just spent a million dollars on a new home while
y'all property taxes.
Speaker 1 (33:21):
Going up through the roof.
Speaker 10 (33:23):
Trump the beautiful African ladies of a mayor in Chicago,
we need your help.
Speaker 1 (33:30):
Brandon Johnson is taking gigantic sums of money and handing
it to illegals, stuffing illegals in the black neighborhoods. The
black people were understandably furious about this thing, but Brandon
Johnson doesn't care. He sells that, Hey, I'm mister Black champion.
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He loves to sell that he cares about the revolution.
And I've warned you before. I don't know about warned you.
I've told you before. The black community in America may
not realize it yet, but they don't have very much
more time where they're going to be treated well by
Democrats because Democrats have found a new, more reliable demographic
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that will always vote Democrat, and so will their eighty
seven kids foreigners. So that's why do you think they
took all the foreigners they brought in and they stuffed
them all in the black neighborhoods. They found somebody more reliable,
something they like. It's all about the revolution. So back
to the drug boat thing. You can love or hate
(34:34):
the drug boat thing. I personally think it's hilarious that
narcos are getting smoked out of the water. But if
you hate it, that's fine. But you have to remember
Democrats are not mad about drug boats being blown up.
Democrats oppose every single thing that Trump administration does, which again,
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if Trump and then it's a big if. Right now,
if Trump essentially declares two hours from now, My concern
is not the Venezuelan military, which obviously can't stand up
to ours at all. My concern is not that at all.
My concern is internal. How many communists in the CIA, FBI,
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Pentagon flat out politicians, how many communists will do whatever
they can to ensure we lose, to ensure our people die,
because that will, in their minds, help the revolution. If
it makes Trump look bad, that will help the revolution.
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there are a couple good things going on, and maybe
some more talk about illegals. Hang on,
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Wednesday, Hoday.
We have crested the peak of the week. It's all
downhill from here. Christmas is so close you can smell it.
(00:33):
Granted that may just be yet another Christmas candle my
wife bought for the house. We have a huge show
for you tonight with all kinds of things. Donald Trump
has an address to the nation coming up about three
hours from now. I'm going to address the rumor floating
around right now about something he might announce war. I'll
(00:54):
get to that in just a moment. We are going
to discuss things being communism specific being institutionalized, and how
we have to tackle that, and that we have to
tackle that. That'll be a central theme on the show.
I'm pretty sure we should blockade the UK at this
point in time, not even close to kidding. Pete Hegseth
(01:14):
doing good things. The federal government's firing people all that.
Like I said, lots of emails. I'm going to try
to get to as many of these as possible before
I asked Doctor Jesse Friday and Christmas break and then
halfway through next hour, we have our veteran of the
Rhodesian Bush War is joining the show. I want to
(01:36):
remind you this guy is not a podcaster, a radio guest,
a host. He wasn't even really sure he could do it,
you know. I mean, he didn't know if he had
what it took. So I don't know what to expect.
Super sharp, super interesting guy. I have no idea how
long we're going to interview him for. But I am
(01:59):
flu by the response to the Rhodesian bush War history
we did for We did a five part thing. We
wrapped it up last night. I'm blown away by how
many people loved it and wanted more. And I'm completely
blown away. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I enjoyed it
as well. Now, Oh, by the way, remember if you
(02:19):
miss those, it's our two of a bunch of our
last shows. iHeart Spotify, iTunes and Jewish producer Chris has
the labeled Rhodesian Bushwar Part one, Part two. But you
can't miss it. Just go download the podcast of it,
go enjoy yourself. Now, I'm just going to address the
rumor briefly and we'll move on and talk about institutions
(02:42):
and other things. Donald Trump I'm sure you've heard. Three
hours from now nine pm Eastern tonight is going to
address the nation. Initially, when this was announced, they said, well,
it's going to be about affordability stuff and some plans
they have for next year. And I have no doubt
that's going to be part of it. But the thing
(03:04):
is with these addresses, they write the speeches ahead of time,
and more than one person gets eyes on that speech,
and that old saying that three people can keep a
secret if two of them are dead is always true.
The contents of the speech tend to get leaked early.
(03:25):
Now I don't have confirmation of this because confirmation doesn't
exist yet, but the rumor is that Donald Trump is
going to essentially announce war tonight, war with Venezuela. This
wouldn't exactly shock you or anybody with a functioning brain.
(03:46):
After all, we've been blockading Venezuela. We just seized an
oil tanker. Trump put out a very public statement saying
Venezuela has to return oil and other assets that don't
belong to them, that there's a fifty million dollar bounty
courtesy of us on Maduro's head, the head of it all.
(04:08):
Everything has been set up to essentially declare war. And
you know we've discussed this before. The United States of
America is changing its foreign policy stance, trying to govern
less of the globe, but trying to make sure we
own our own hemisphere. That's probably going to involve China
(04:30):
doing their own thing. We'll let them, Russia doing their
own thing, We'll let them, but not over here. Venezuela
works hand in hand with the Chai cooms. They work
hand in hand with the Russians, they work hand in
hand with the Iranians. They've been very hostile to the
United States of America in a variety of ways, including
sending their prison gang into the country. And Donald Trump
(04:53):
is going to use all this stuff as justification, if
the rumor is true, to kick off a little war. Now,
let's just get this out of the way. I'll read
you a couple headlines. House Democrats introduced resolution to force
military to stand down against designated terrorist organization. Okay, it
(05:18):
won't pass. It's a Democrat measure, but you got it. Okay,
here's another headline. Nonprofit groups offer legal assistance to US
troops amid debate over boat strikes. They're putting up billboards
and things like that, Hey, better only obey the orders
that are lawful. War, even with the country, were far
(05:42):
superior to militarily. War is always a scary thing. It's
always an uncertain thing. Wars are difficult. People die. If
that's really where we're going. Make sure you're praying, all right,
make sure you're praying. Let me clarify that. And wars
(06:06):
are almost impossible if you have subversive communists inside your
own border who hate the country and want you to lose.
The United States of America has experienced this before, having
to fight wars essentially with one hand tied behind our backs,
(06:30):
because subversive communists will work with the enemy to ensure
the country they hate the most, America, loses the war.
And that look, that was the sixties. Today this is
a whole new breed of democrat. Do I need to
remind you that Mark Milli, chairman of the Joint Chiefs,
(06:52):
admitted that he will go ahead, yeah, go ahead and
play it. Chris, listen to this jaw dropping admission by
the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
Speaker 2 (07:00):
And the purpose was to de escalate.
Speaker 3 (07:03):
You shared all that earlier. I understand just part of that.
Speaker 4 (07:06):
Just say did you or did you not ask tell
him that if we were going to attack, you would
let him know.
Speaker 2 (07:11):
As part of that conversation, I said, generally, there's not
going to be a war. There's not going to be
attacked between great powers, and if there was, the tensions
would build up, there be calls going back and forth
from all kinds of senior officials. I said, hell, generally,
I'll probably give you a call, but we're not going
to attack you. Trust me, We're not going to attack you.
Speaker 1 (07:28):
These are two what and they don't think anything of
saying no, no, no, no, Hey China, I'll call you
ahead of time. That way, you're not surprised. The level
of subversion by the communists we have been under in
this country has created a situation where prosecuting a war
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is going to be extremely difficult, if not impossible. Let
me ask you an honest question, really a genuine, honest question.
Gavin Newsom wants to be president of the United States
of America, wants really, really badly. Do you think Gavin
Newsom would do something to aid Venezuela if he thought
(08:12):
it would help him beat jd Vance in twenty twenty eight,
do you think AOC would do something to aid Venezuela
if you thought it would help her destroy the United
States of America. You know what, Let's set those two aside.
Do I need to remind you how many Central Intelligence
(08:32):
Agency higher ups signed on to a letter they knew
was false asserting that Hunter Biden's laptop was Russian disinformation?
Why did they do this? They did it to ensure
Joe Biden could win an election and Donald Trump would
lose an election. That's the CIA, that's the CIA. What
(08:59):
do de scrats in this country? What do they prioritize?
Right now?
Speaker 3 (09:03):
Democrats in Congress oppose Trump too often?
Speaker 1 (09:06):
Just four percent? How about the right amount? Just nineteen percent?
How about not enough? You don't have to be a
mathematical genius to know that. This is the largest number
on your screen.
Speaker 2 (09:16):
Seventy seven percent of Democratic voters say that their party
in Congress does not oppose Donald Trump nearly enough.
Speaker 3 (09:23):
They want them to fight Trump more.
Speaker 1 (09:26):
When you get we we got it. Those people work
at the CIA, the NSA, They work inside the Pentagon.
Think about how many subversive communists who believe Donald Trump
must be stopped at any cost. Think how many of
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them are going to have critical pieces of information that
can and will hurt this country. And you know, these
are the type of animals who wouldn't care if it
killed American troops. These are anti h humans. They'd love
to kill American troops if it meant hurting their political opponents. Pray.
(10:09):
If this is where we're going, it really is time
to pray, because I am genuinely worried. I am worried
that we are able to do this, or I'm worried
that we're not able to do this. I just don't.
I don't think we can adventure in foreign lands anymore,
not until we get our own house cleaned up. Anyway,
let's talk about institutional things. What is this blue slit process?
(10:32):
Fannie willis lost her mind. All that more coming up,
and I'm right miss something. There's a podcast getting on
demand wherever podcasts are found. It The Jesse Kelly Show.
It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Wednesday.
Reminding you you can email the show Jesse at Jesse
(10:54):
kellyshow dot com, your love, your hates, your death threats.
I'm sorry, I can't hold back anymore. I can't on it.
That was kind of a heavy opening anyway. Fanny Willis
is that communists who got elected da district attorney in
Fulton County, Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia. Because she's a Communist, because
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she's a card carrying member of the system. She tried
to use her position of power to put Donald Trump
in prison in Georgia before the election. And do keep
in mind, every legal mind I talked to said that
was the case that was going to do it because
Georgia they have this law where you don't wait once
you've been convicted, you don't wait on the outside parole.
(11:37):
It's immediately to prison. There is an above average chance
that Donald Trump would have seen the inside of a
Georgia prison cell because of Fanny Willis and how sick
and depraved and evil she is. But something that helped
us out a lot is she took a personal interest
(11:58):
in Nathan Wade, a very very personal interest in Nathan Wade.
They apparently had a little thing together. That's one. Two.
Another thing that helps us out often is Communists are
all criminals. They have no moral fabric whatsoever, and they
just steal all the time. They loot everything all the time,
(12:22):
everything they can get their hands on. They're just vile,
demonic pigs. So Fanny Willis is facing an inquiry right now,
an inquiry from the State of Georgia on some of
the goings ons in her office. It's wonderful. And what's
even more wonderful is this minute long clip of Fanny
(12:43):
Willis losing her mind today as she's being interrogated about
the whole thing, even tries to pull out the race car.
Someone called me the anwidson.
Speaker 4 (12:51):
Got them before them, he left after him. He taught
them how to do this case. And he was a
leader to that team and a public stent. And for that, him,
like me, has been threatened thousands of times. You want
something to investigate as a legislature, investigate how many times
they've called me the inn word. Why don't you investigate that?
Speaker 1 (13:13):
Hey, it's worked for her for her entire career. Might
as well pull it out this time. Whenever you're in trouble,
you pull out that race card and try to get
yourself out of trouble. It's worked in this country many
times before. I think America is kind of chafing on that.
All right, let's do a couple of these emails man again,
these things Jesse. I know there's nothing you can do
(13:34):
about it but your show getting but this is from
last night. Getting bumped again tonight, right in the middle
of the last part of the Rhodesian Bush War story
has sent me into low orbit. I freaking hate basketball.
It sucks. Now. I'll have to wait until you post
the podcast to hear the end. Listen, let me explain
this again. Okay, your phone or your smart device at
(13:58):
home or whatever, you can download the iHeartRadio app on
it and it's free. I'm gonna it's free. I'm not
trying to sell you anything. The iHeartRadio app is free.
What does that allow you to do? It allows you
to listen to any affiliate that carries the Jesse Kelly Show.
(14:22):
It's on more than two hundred stations from New York
to Hawaii and everywhere in between. It's on an Alaska,
It's on everywhere, meaning every one of those affiliates plays
the show. If whatever affiliate you're listening to it on
bumps it for a basketball game or something else, pull
(14:45):
out your iHeartRadio app and just find a different one
that didn't bump it. I know it gets frustrated, and
I feel your frustration. I hated it when that used
to happen to me when I listen to radio during
all my travels and construction and whatnot. It drove me
up the wall. And that was back before there was
(15:07):
an iHeartRadio app. You never have to miss a minute.
You never do iHeartRadio app. It's free, the show's free,
it's all free. You don't even have to wait for
the podcast to come out. All right, I'm sorry, I'm
sorry it happened. It does suck that it happened in
the middle of the Rhodesian bushmore. That's a bad thing. Now,
(15:27):
this is freaking cool. Listen to this. I just cannot
believe how much that history touched people. Jesse, my granddaughter
in law was born in Rhodesia, as were her parents
and ancestors. I've been listening closely to your history lesson
about Zimbabwe. I love it so much that I voice
typed nearly every word you said into my phone and
(15:48):
sent it all to her in texts. That's amazing. That
was not easy to do, she said. She was amazed.
She said, I should be a history teacher about the
history of Zimbabwe. But it's really you, not me. And
I had told her that it was you. Anyway, As
a result of your history class, my granddaughter in law
is going to really knuckle down and get together with
(16:09):
her dad and learn as much about this history as
they can, and she's very excited to pass it on
to her kids and her grandkids. So, Jesse, tears come
to my eyes when I think what you have done
for this one little family here in Utah. The grandchildren
will know their people came from and the reality of
what they were up against in those historic times. Whoever history,
(16:32):
whoever says history is not important, hasn't listened to your
excellent lectures. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Her name is Marcia. That's a lovely name. By the way,
I Chris, have we ever had a response like this
to all the history stuff we've done. I thought it
was going to possibly be a dud. I was obsessed
with the subject. I loved the story. I had no
(16:54):
idea it would touch so many people. I think part
of the problem is not proper, But I think part
of the thing is we can relate to what we're
seeing now, to the communist insurgency here and to the
powers that be selling us out to the communists. I
think that's a big part of it. We can relate.
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And I also think part of it is it sucks
to see something beautiful destroyed. To know that hard working,
wonderful settlers went in conquered that land, and then America,
Britain everywhere else sold them out and handed it back
to the savages who destroyed it all. It's there's a,
(17:37):
it's a it's obviously a very tragic tale. I can't
wait to talk to this veteran of the Rhodesian bush
Ward that's an hour from now. An hour from now,
we're talking to them, all right, hang on, This is
a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
on a fantastic, fantastic Wednesday, Mamber. You can email us
(18:01):
love Hey death threats Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
So I just want to talk about a couple things
being institutionalized, how communism Marxism has been institutionalized, kind of
etched in stone, if you will, And that's part of
our challenge. And so to set this up, I'll tell
you this my you know, I wrote that one book,
(18:25):
the only one I'm gonna write, all right. It's called
The Anti Communist manifesto. But my co author, who did
so much work on it and so much of the research,
is Nick Rizzuto. I've known Nick for years and years
and years. I got to know Nick back when I
was running for Congress, and recently I had to go
to New York City. Remember I missed the day and
(18:46):
hang out with the suits. Well, Nick Rizzuto was part
of all this meeting stuff. Anyway, the details don't matter.
What does matter is his daughter was going to see
that new movie Wicked. I heard about these Wicked movies.
Apparently they are movies where they took the Wizard of
(19:08):
Oz and they kind of turned the story on its head.
They made the Witch the good guy. The Witch becomes
the good guy in the Wicked movies. And he said
to me, it's extremely subversive. And I understood what he
was saying, but I say clarify that. He said, well,
you can see it everywhere. As the communists and filtrate
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these institutions, they then train future generations that the good
guy is actually the bad guy, and the bad guy
is actually the good guy. It's not a subtle thing.
I would have never thought of this when I looked
at that movie in particular, But the more you look around,
the more you can't unsee it. Headline animal farm. You
(19:54):
know what animal farm is. George Orwell famously wrote a book,
Animal Farm, and it was well documented that the book
was a vicious criticism of Soviet communism. That's what it was.
That's why he wrote the book. Hollywood's putting out a
new movie headline animal Farm. Film blames capitalism and has
(20:18):
a happy ending. When you allow communists subversives to take
over things like Hollywood, they will and they have been obviously,
you can see it everywhere. They will slowly but surely
subvert and destroy everything. It's what they do. They will
make good bad and bad good. And this goes way
(20:40):
beyond Hollywood. We've been discussing already. We've been discussing several
times on this show about the crime statistics. Anybody from
a big city in the United States of America knows
that violent crime is up. You turn more violent criminals
loose from jail. Joe Biden imports twenty million barbarians from
foreign lands. There's more things, more rape, their more murder.
(21:01):
Everybody knows it. Everybody knows it. Yet you constantly hear
this drum beat that violent crime is down. Violent crime
is down, murders down thirty percent, but it's of course
not down. What happened was communists infiltrated and infected every institution,
including law enforcement institutions obviously city Hall, and then using
(21:24):
that power, they've lied about the crime statistics to protect
the revolution, because the revolution demands open jails. So your
wife gets raped in the public park. Here's another exhibit.
Speaker 5 (21:39):
Iary zero, we took fourteen thousand.
Speaker 1 (21:41):
Let me start that over again. Since Chris didn't have
it on, here's another exhibit.
Speaker 5 (21:45):
Simply by manipulating the numbers and establishing a priority zero,
we took fourteen thousand, five hundred calls and move them
into a different priority, leaving only five hundred calls for
our most severe call for service.
Speaker 3 (21:57):
The new numbers sent to the FBI created a resounding
designation as the twenty twenty two second safest city in America.
Speaker 5 (22:05):
Well in that specific and since it took our response times,
our reported response times from six minutes and thirty one
seconds down to under four minutes. By doing nothing but
changing the database.
Speaker 3 (22:15):
Spen says the town's newfound reputation came at a cost,
with less crime comes fewer officers, but it's all based
on bad numbers.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
They lied not the safest place to live. They simply
conquered the institutions and mined, And this was the communist's dream.
The Italian communist Antonio Gramsci was the one who really,
I won't say he came up with it, but he's
certainly the one who talked about the long march through
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the institutions, the revolution that they were trying to fight
all across the globe, the communist revolution. They kept slamming
into the good institutions of every society, and they decided
the only way the revolution could succeed would be to
infiltrate these institutions headline. We already talked about this yesterday.
(23:09):
New FBI releases show radically different treatment of Trump in
Hillary Clinton. That's from Front Page magazine. Well, of course,
if the FBI is going to in any way hamper
the communist revolution, for the communists, it's a really simple equation.
You see, take over the FBI. Take over the FBI,
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move your people to the top positions. They will in
turn promote other people, other communists under them, to top positions.
Before long, the criminal democrat nominee for President, Hillary Clinton.
She can have her crimes covered up, ignored, dismissed, Andy
McCabe shutting down any investigation into it because you installed
(23:53):
communists there. Hunter Biden's laptop gets turned in. It turns
out he commits felonies, and she chooses to record all
of them. The FBI takes possession of the laptop. They
sit on the entire thing so Joe Biden can get
elected president. When it comes out that the laptop is
going to be exposed, the FBI then goes and sits
(24:14):
down with social media companies and tells them it's a
Russian disinformation and they censor the story. This is the
power you have when you take over the institutions, A
vicious subversion of everything good and right in our society.
And this is what we're up against. And of course
(24:34):
the FBI, whenever they found an opportunity, would arrest every
Republican they could get their hands on. January sixth, Donald
Trump subversion. Listen to this. This is a congressman, Brandon Gill,
really good one. Actually he's interviewed. He's interrogating, I should say,
Amanda Tyler. She runs a quote nonprofit but of course,
(24:57):
like most nonprofits, it's a communist front. Listen to this.
Speaker 6 (25:03):
Did you know that thirty four percent of Black Americans
support quote unquote Christian nationalism and that number is thirty
percent for white Americans.
Speaker 7 (25:12):
I think that Christian nationalism is an ideology that every
racial group, every religious group embraces or rejects to different extents.
Speaker 6 (25:20):
Do you think the Black Christians are also a problem?
Speaker 7 (25:24):
So I said no, I said we when you asked me.
Speaker 6 (25:28):
I have the transcript here. You stated in this interview
that white Christians are a problem. I'm asking you if
you have the same view about Black Christians.
Speaker 7 (25:35):
I think white Christians have done more than other groups
to perpetuate White Christian nationalism, and I include myself in
that category.
Speaker 6 (25:43):
Black Christians support Christian nationalism at higher rates than White
Christians for the statistics that I just read.
Speaker 7 (25:50):
So, Christian nationalism is an ideology that all different groups
can reject, and that's I think that's one social service.
Speaker 6 (25:57):
No, no, no, no. My understanding is that the categorical
the categorical condemnation only applies to white Christians and not
to Black Christians.
Speaker 1 (26:06):
That seems to be your testimony anti white racism. Simply
institutionalized all across society. It's taught in universities, activist groups
openly promoted. We've been talking for a long time, but
that article just came out recently that basically from twenty
fourteen to now, generation of white kids couldn't find work
(26:30):
in corporate America. This is what happens when you fill
up corporate America with committed communists. Once they achieve full power,
the power they've always wanted, they do what they do.
All right, we'll do a couple emails, shall we. Before
we get to that. We still have to get to
immigration stuff. Before we get to that. I want to
(26:51):
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(27:57):
We'll get to some emails, all kinds of stuff coming.
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download at iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. And halfway through next hour,
(28:20):
Buddy Lily joins the show. You don't know who that is,
so let me tell you. He's an American, but a
veteran of the Rhodesian Bush War. A veteran of the
Rhodesian Bush War. So if you have enjoyed that little series,
we did on the history of it. We're about to
get some prospective next hour from a man who was
(28:42):
actually there. And I have no idea how long we're
going to keep him on for. As I told you,
he's not a professional, he's never done this before. Maybe
five minutes, I don't know, maybe an hour, I don't know.
I can't wait. I'm gonna nerd out. Trump is upset.
He's been yelling about this for a while. To hear.
If your Thune doesn't seem like he wants to get
rid of blue slips, will there be consequences for the Senate?
Speaker 8 (29:05):
Well, I think they should get rid of blue slips,
because as a Republican president, I am unable to put
anybody in office having to do with US attorneys or
having to do with judges. In other words, if.
Speaker 9 (29:19):
You have one, not two, you don't need to just one.
If you have one Democrat senator, where we have a
lot of them, you have one Democrat senator in a
state it is not possible to a point because of
blue slips a judge, it's not possible to appoint the
US attorney.
Speaker 1 (29:36):
You see that happening, And okay, so let me explain
this in case. He wasn't clear why he's so angry.
Trump is trying to put we'll make about US attorneys
like Alena Habba. This was New Jersey. Trump wanted Alena
Habba to be his US attorney in New Jersey. She's
no longer there. She had to step down. Why the
(29:58):
blue slip prop explain what that is. A senator from
a state will make this about New Jersey. If he
doesn't want that US attorney to be installed there permanently,
he can say no, I don't like her, get rid
of her. But here's the thing. This is not a law.
(30:20):
This is not a rule. This goes back to the
early nineteen hundreds, where essentially the senator from that state
can overrule it. He can overrule whatever whoa that may
have been fine in nineteen seventy in the year of
Our Lord twenty twenty five, when we have communists all
throughout the United States Senate, by continuing to allow this,
(30:44):
they are destroying Trump's ability to put into place his
US attorneys to throw deep Staters in prison where they belong.
And it's Republicans that are allowing it. Republicans that are
allowing it. I have said several times before. There is
(31:05):
a small, relatively small cabal of Republican senators, and they
think their job is to hold their foot in the door,
so it can't ever close completely on communism. So we
try to make all these gains, and we're trying to
get the commedies out, and we're trying to hold people
to account. And that's when you get Henzygram and his
(31:28):
types that will step in and screw it all up
for us. Freaking ridiculous, ridiculous, Jesse, I heard you bring
up Clinton this evening. It reminds me of Libya and
Gaddafi or however you spell his name. I watched the
video of him begging for his life, why the outrage
for the drug boats. Gaddafi was executed up close and personal,
(31:52):
and it was fine for them. Remember that communists never ever, ever, ever, ever,
ever ever actually care about the issue. They pretend to
care about. Everything is just designed for the revolution. Okay,
you understand that even when they get up and talk
about what's a bread and butter comedy issue gay stuff,
they want everything to be gay and gay this and
(32:13):
gay that, and get did you think they actually give
a crap about any of that stuff? Well, Corey Booker
might be. Most of them don't actually give a crap
about any of that stuff. They understand that caring about
that or pretending to care about that helps the revolution.
It's all just about the revolution. Brandon Johnson a great example.
Brandon Johnson's the mayor of Chicago, Right, black dude, Okay,
(32:36):
is he passionate about black people? You would think, after all,
you put a bunch of black people in his administration.
But Brandon Johnson doesn't care about black people. Brandon Johnson
cares about the revolution. That's his only loyalty. I want
you to I want you to listen to this. Listen
to this. By the way, this is a black woman
(32:58):
yelling at him.
Speaker 3 (33:00):
Talk about that line.
Speaker 10 (33:01):
I had them for that two hundred and twenty million
dollars in his twenty twenty six budget that you put
in twenty twenty four for new arrivals when I'm homeless
because you won't settle my case, because you arrogant, because
you were Maddy. You are Tony Prakwinker. Why Tony Prakwinkle
just spent a million dollars on a new home while
y'all property taxes.
Speaker 1 (33:21):
Going up through the roof.
Speaker 10 (33:23):
Trump the beautiful African ladies of a mayor in Chicago,
we need your help.
Speaker 1 (33:30):
Brandon Johnson is taking gigantic sums of money and handing
it to illegals, stuffing illegals in the black neighborhoods. The
black people were understandably furious about this thing, but Brandon
Johnson doesn't care. He sells that, Hey, I'm mister Black champion.
(33:50):
He loves to sell that he cares about the revolution.
And I've warned you before. I don't know about warned you.
I've told you before. The black community in America may
not realize it yet, but they don't have very much
more time where they're going to be treated well by
Democrats because Democrats have found a new, more reliable demographic
(34:14):
that will always vote Democrat, and so will their eighty
seven kids foreigners. So that's why do you think they
took all the foreigners they brought in and they stuffed
them all in the black neighborhoods. They found somebody more reliable,
something they like. It's all about the revolution. So back
to the drug boat thing. You can love or hate
(34:34):
the drug boat thing. I personally think it's hilarious that
narcos are getting smoked out of the water. But if
you hate it, that's fine. But you have to remember
Democrats are not mad about drug boats being blown up.
Democrats oppose every single thing that Trump administration does, which again,
(34:55):
if Trump and then it's a big if. Right now,
if Trump essentially declares two hours from now, My concern
is not the Venezuelan military, which obviously can't stand up
to ours at all. My concern is not that at all.
My concern is internal. How many communists in the CIA, FBI,
(35:17):
Pentagon flat out politicians, how many communists will do whatever
they can to ensure we lose, to ensure our people die,
because that will, in their minds, help the revolution. If
it makes Trump look bad, that will help the revolution.
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All right, let's talk about a couple good things, because
(36:44):
there are a couple good things going on, and maybe
some more talk about illegals. Hang on,
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Jesse Kelly
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