Hour 1: Cold Civil War

Are we in a cold civil war? People be textin and running for Senate. Why is Jasmine Crockett running for Senate in Texas? The quality of Senators our most red states send to the Senate. They are not “soft on immigration” they intentionally flooded this country with unvetted illegals. 

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Monday, A
magnificent Monday. I'm not just excited for this show tonight.

(00:31):
I'm so unreasonably excited for this week. It was one
of those days. Have you ever had one of these
days before? Where you're on the way to work on
a Monday and you're thrilled about it? Those are very
rare in this life, I admit that. But I'm excited.
Why am I excited? Well, let me lay it all
out for you right now, at least as much as
I possibly can. First of all, Jasmine Crockett is running

(00:54):
for Senate in Texas, and actually I'm going to discuss
that to open the show. I'll explain in a moment.
Crockett is running for set it in Texas. It's amazing.
I'm not so sure we're not already in a kind
of a soft civil war in the country. That might
be a little heavy, but we're gonna talk about that.
Medal of honor. Monday is an hour from now. I'll

(01:16):
just go ahead and give the game away. Yesterday was
December seventh, nineteen forty one, and had a little Pearl
Harbor talk with the boys. I'll probably do a many
very mini Pearl Harbor talk with you, kind of centered
around medal of honor. Monday, we're gonna talk about people
making three hundred k a year leaving paycheck to paycheck.

(01:37):
All these people in Congress are retiring, the DC Police
chief is stepping down, Threats on ice are up, someone
deep dove down to an ancient chipwreck. All that and
so much more coming up tonight, and of course emails
and things like that coming up on the world famous
Jesse Kelly Show. And finally I can't take it anymore.

(02:01):
I have to do history. I'm so excited to talk
to you about the Rhodesian Bush War. It starts tomorrow
unless there is My only disclaimer is unless there is
some gigantic earth shattering event of some kind tomorrow night.
Starting in hour two, you me, We're gonna talk Rhodesian

(02:27):
Bush War history. It's going to be several nights. It
might be two, it might be three, it might bleed
over in the next week. And the reason it's going
to be so long is most people don't have even
a small base of knowledge about the area or the war,
and so We're gonna have to have all kinds of setup.
I'm so excited to talk about it, and there's so

(02:48):
much of it that is going to relate to today anyway,
It's gonna be a magnificent week on the Jesse Kelly Show.
Now let's focus on something that, Yes, it makes me laugh,
and of course we're going to have insane amounts of
inappropriate fun at her expense. Jasmine Crockett, the one we

(03:10):
mock all the time, the one who pretends to be ghetto,
the black congresswoman from Texas. She has decided she's going
to run for United States Senate in the state of
Text and it looks like right now her primary opponents
are all gone. She had a primary opponent he dropped out.

(03:31):
Now that probably doesn't concern you, and you're probably saying
right now she's not going to win. Yes, But I
just wanted to talk to you about a couple of things. First, one,
she's probably not going to win. It has happened multiple
times in history. You never say never when it comes

(03:56):
to political races. What do I mean by that? Republicans
are in the middle of a primary. Looks like Ken
Paxton's probably gonna win that primary. I don't know, but
it looks that way right now. But let's assume it's
Ken Paxton, just for the sake of argument. Right now,
what if Ken Paxton gets arrested right before the election.

(04:17):
Blieve me, I don't think he's going to I'm not
calling him a criminal. But what if he gets caught
cheating on his taxes? What if he gets a terrible
car wreck? Right? You never know, I never know. But
let's jump past all that because that's kind of a
one in a million event type thing. Why would somebody

(04:38):
like Jasmine Crockett even bother running for Senate in a
red state? That woman would probably have some trouble in
a lot of blue states, definitely purple states. She's so
nakedly anti white, racist, and she's just very unappealing outside
of very small circles. Why even bother if your Jasmine Crockett, Well,

(05:03):
this is a conversation we've had before when we talk
about people running for president. Always remember something. Anybody in
the public eye, who makes their living in the public eye,
they are trying to increase their brand. Now, for the

(05:25):
sake of simplicity here, we're just gonna make it about
how many people know your name. We'll call that the
size of your brand. How many people know your name?
If you make your living in the public eye, I'll
make it about me radio, a TV. Maybe you're a
movie star, a musician, maybe you're a politician. So much

(05:47):
of your career is going to be based on the
size of your brand. When we get too involved in
the minutia of politics, for instance, she can't win the
Texas Senate seat, we can convince ourselves that this is
all so pointless. She's going to run for Senate and

(06:07):
she's going to lose. Why would you even bother She's
going to lose, But you're missing the point of it.
To run for a Senate seat, now, it involves fifty
million dollars, probably more than that. There have been in
Texas one hundred million dollars senate races. But let's cut
that in half. She'll raise more than fifty but let's

(06:30):
call it fifty million dollars. Now, let me ask you,
what's your name? What's your full name? What if you
gave me fifty million dollars. Let's say you had at
your disposal, and my job was to make sure more
people knew your name. How many more people could I

(06:52):
tell about you with fifty million dollars television commercials, social
media ads, bumper stickers, mailers, t shirts. I could make
if no one knows who you are, maybe you're just
listening right now, maybe you're turningrentance as we speak. I
could make a whole lot of people know about you

(07:14):
for fifty million dollars. Jasmine Crockett is in the public eye.
She's probably never going to be elected president unless they
start deciding that on the length of your fake eyelashes.
She's not going to be president. She's going to kind
of talk about it with her friends. But Jasmine Crockett

(07:37):
needs her brand to increase as fast as her waistline has.
Jasmine Crockett is about to be a much bigger name
by running and losing a Senate race. Don't dismiss that
because we tend to think about things logically, and because

(08:00):
when we think about politics, you probably think about them
the right way to think about them. Hey, how could
I help my state? How could I help my city?
How could I help my country? But remember, we're mostly
dealing with soulless monsters here who never think in those
terms at all. For Jasmine Crockett. It's just about her

(08:20):
brand size. Everything is going to be about her brand size.
How can I get more people to know my name?
How can I get more television invites? Here, more podcasts invites? There?
Maybe a bigger book deal.

Speaker 2 (08:32):
You know what?

Speaker 1 (08:32):
Actually, let's drill down on that and then we'll move
on and we'll talk about the soft civil wars. I
don't want to spend a long time on this. For
a book deal a major publisher, we'll call it Simon
and Schuster because Simon and Schuster is the one who
published my book, The Anti Communist Manifesto that's available at
Jesse kellybook dot com. What Chris then paperback now too.

(08:54):
Not that I'm trying to get you to give that
to people for Christmas. No, I'm kidding. Whatever, buy it
or don't buy it, doesn't matter. But Simon and Schuster,
remember that they will write checks to people before they
write a book. It's called an advance, a book advance. Now,
these sums of money can be huge, can be six figures,

(09:16):
can be seven figures. Imagine someone stroking you a million
dollar a two million dollar check before the book is
actually published. They actually do it in stages By the way,
they'll they'll give you a portion when you turn in
the manuscript and a portion after the editing. But either way. Now,

(09:36):
right now, I know you know who Jasmine Crockett is,
But you're a political nerd like me. Does your normy
neighbor know who she is? Probably not. Let's say right now,
Jasmine Crockett, just the guests could command a two hundred
thousand dollars book advance. All it takes is one centate

(10:00):
with her face plastered all over the television. Democrats will
nationalize this race. They will do everything they can to
increase her brand so they can try to get her
into that Senate seat. When Jasmine Crockett is done getting
curb stomped in her Senate race by whatever Republican wins
the primary. Here, that two hundred thousand dollars book advance

(10:24):
she was going to get just became seven point fifty.
Now do you think it's worth it?

Speaker 3 (10:31):
Now?

Speaker 1 (10:32):
That is not necessarily about Jasmine Crockett. That's about all
these people, Republican and Democrat, who run for these big seats.
You know they're not going to win, and you sit
around scratching your head saying, why would they do it?
Why would you do it? Why would she do it?
That's why it's about the size of your brand and

(10:52):
your eyelashes. Glad to have you here, Jasmine cannot wait
to cover this race in depth. Now, let's step off
of the goofy stuff for a minute before we get
the medal of honor money. I'm Pearl Harbor. I'm want
to talk about our situation in the country. It's going
to kind of be about immigration, but it's going to
be about our division. Before we get to that division, memories.

(11:17):
Memories are the greatest gift you can give anybody. We
learned this a long time ago in our family. That
doesn't matter what that gift is, new pair of sneakers.
He wanted a new television, he could have a television
something like that. That stuffs fine. But that stuff fades
away fast, doesn't it. They grow out of their shoes,

(11:40):
the TV goes bad. Those hard copy pictures you have,
those home movies you have, digitizing them never goes away.
Your kids kids, kids should be able to look at you,
look at your father, look at your mother, see those
home movies. That's powerful. Legacy Box will digitize that for you.

(12:06):
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Legacybox dot com slash Jesse. We'll be back the Jesse

(12:26):
Kelly Show. It's still real to me, Dammit, the tarn stacks.
It is that Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic, absolutely
fantastic Monday. It's gonna be such a good week. I'm
sorry excited. Now, before I get to my excitement, I
do want to have a kind of a heavier talk

(12:47):
because of what's in the news right now, the topic
of immigration, illegal immigration, drug boats, everything else it's saw
in the news right now. And maybe you have seen, heard,
possibly even participated in conversations and arguments before, about another

(13:08):
civil war in this country. Maybe you've seen these comments online.
Maybe you and your friends have talked about it. We're
gonna have a civil war. Maybe you've argued with Democrats
about it. We need a civil war. Maybe you want
a civil war. Let's just have a civil war. Okay, Well,

(13:29):
I would caution you against ever wishing for something like that,
because there's nothing worse in the world than a civil war,
and you should do just about anything to avoid having one.
We'll learn more about that during the road beat and
Rhodesian Bushboard talked about it. But either way, what if
we're already in one. Remember this about our civil war,

(13:52):
our first in Lord Willing only civil war. When did
it start? Those people who have any knowledge of it
will say, well, it started at Fort Sumter. It started
when they tried to get the Union out of Fort
Sumter and they attacked Fort Sumter and right off of Charleston,
South Carolina, Jesse, I've been there. It was Fort Sumter. Okay.

(14:16):
It's always difficult to exactly pinpoint when a war started,
but the Civil War began a long time before Fort Sumter.
That maybe when the cannons started firing, when people started dying,
but the Civil War began a long time before that.

(14:38):
In a huge part, just to break it down in
an extremely simple way, a huge part of what started
the Civil War was certain areas of the country saw
themselves not just as being separate from other areas, but
they were openly hostile to the other areas. This, of course,

(15:02):
I'm talking about the North and the South. If you
were in the North, you not only saw yourself as
being separate. You saw these Southern states as being hostile
foreign places, and the same thing in the South. You
saw the North as being a separate place, a hostile place,

(15:25):
and that eventually bled over, if you'll pardon the pun,
into things like Bleeding Kansas, where roving gangs of people,
ideological people were killing each other because they thought they
were attacking a domestic foreign enemy. This all took place

(15:46):
before a single cannon was fired at Fort Sumter in
South Carolina. The Civil War was here a long time
before that. Now, I'm gonna play something for you, and
let me make a couple of statements before I play this.

(16:08):
People who come into the country illegally should be deported.
People who overstay their visa and now are just here
illegally should be deported. The border should be secured so
nobody can come here illegally. All right? That was what
three sentences? Four sentences? I don't know. I went to

(16:29):
community college. Do you understand that none of those sentences
were partisan? You realize that that those aren't American sentences,
conservative sentences, anti communist sentences, not Republican sentences, not Democrat sentences.
You could take those sentences and you'd probably have to translate.

(16:49):
And you could walk into any government office in any
country in the history of the world and say those sentences,
and as long as you had the appropriate translation, the
same people there would be all, well, yeah, of course,
you have to stop people from coming into your country illegally.
When you find someone in your country illegally, you have

(17:13):
to deport that person. You have to get them out
of your country. This is basics, basics. Now, we have
been so conditioned in this society by relentless communist propaganda
to think that those sentences are even remotely controversial. They're

(17:34):
not controversial at all, and have never been controversial. But
we are in a very dangerous, a very scary place
as a country. We have two major political parties. And
believe me, I'm going to get to the uselessness of
the low T GOP in a moment. I will you

(17:54):
have to bear with me on that. But one of
the two major political parties in the UN the United
States of America, disagrees with every one of those sentences.
Wrap your mind around that. More importantly, how do we
overcome that as a nation? Can we overcome that? As

(18:18):
a nation? I'm gonna play something for you. It's a
man It hit me on. I think it was Saturday
when I listened to it. Hang on, Jesse Kelly returns next.
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Monday,
a manic Monday. Chris, that's that was an eighties song.

(18:41):
That was a great song. That's a great song. It
is a great song. Anyway, Remember you can email the
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Jesse kellyshow dot com. Medal of Honor Monday coming up
about a half hour from now. Now, I'm gonna play
this for you, and you know what, you know what
kills me. This is not going to it's not going
to surprise you. And let me go ahead and spoil it.

(19:03):
This is Ma'm Donnie the video I'm about to play
for you. He's the incoming mayor of the richest, most
powerful city in the United States of America, probably the
most important city on planet Earth. And I'm going to
play you something and you are going to be so conditioned,
I am so conditioned to accept that this is the

(19:26):
modern Democrat Party. You're probably just gonna shrug and be like, yeah,
I'm not surprised, but man, it hit me where we
are when I heard this.

Speaker 2 (19:36):
As mayor, I'll protect the rights of every single New Yorker,
and that includes the more than three million immigrants who
call the city their home. But we can all stand
up to ICE. If you know your rights, if you
encounter ICE. These are the things that every New Yorker
should know.

Speaker 1 (19:50):
First.

Speaker 2 (19:50):
ICE cannot enter into private spaces like your home, school,
or private area of your workplace without a judicial warrant
signed by a judge that looks like this. If ICE
does not have.

Speaker 1 (20:01):
A judicial work it goes on for a minute. I
don't want to play the whole thing, just because I'm
already bored and because I'm still just honestly a little bummed.
That's where we are as a country now. One of
the two major political parties is putting out PSA videos

(20:22):
online to ensure illegals can remain in the United States
of America. That's where we are. Ilhan Omar, you are
well aware of who she is. Her father was a
colonel and a communist army that committed mass genocide and Somalia.
So of course our suicidal politicians decided all those people

(20:45):
should come here. But she didn't just come here. She
came here and found a way to get elected into
the United States House of Representatives. This is a woman
who should be fighting over a bag of rice in
Somalia while trying to void gang rape. Instead she luxuriates
in the United States of America. She's a multi multi millionaire.

(21:07):
Here she lives in the lap of luxury. And how
grateful is she? Let me make it this argument of
failure to assimilate and sort of ruining America.

Speaker 2 (21:18):
How do you understand this?

Speaker 4 (21:20):
I mean, when I think about Stephen Miller and his
white supremist rhetoric, it reminds me. Yes, it reminds me
of the way the Nazis described Jewish people in Germany.

Speaker 1 (21:36):
Being yanked out of one of the biggest dumps on
the planet. Asking her to assimilate, she compares it to
the Nazis. She's not just here, she's a member of
Congress in good standing Democrat party. I'll play you another one.

(21:57):
You don't know who this person is because she's in
a state rep in Maine, but also Somali. Her name
is Mani Abdi. Clearly you'll hear from the way she talks.
A young woman, but a smally woman. Again, I want
to stress that women are treated worse than cattle in Somalia,

(22:17):
worse than cattle. It is an awful, awful place. She
her family pulled from that hell hole, brought into the
United States of America, and now she is an elected
politician in this country. She has air conditioning, central heat,
a refrigerator, a car with Bluetooth play some music for her.

(22:43):
Is she grateful to be here?

Speaker 5 (22:45):
So coming into the States, everything from the snow to
you know, the housing, the homes that we were all
of a sudden occupying everything was a shock. Honestly, every
day was something new, and I'm like, oh my god,
this is just getting worse. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (23:02):
So state did you guys learn?

Speaker 5 (23:04):
First of all, Kansas, Kansas City have all places. Yeah,
there's like a boot camp for May basically, oh really.

Speaker 1 (23:12):
I'll play the last fifteen seconds. Kansas. It was like
boot camp. She just got here from Somalia. She complains
about Kansas. You're from Somalia and you complain about Kansas.

Speaker 5 (23:32):
Yeah, because it's just like right, Like I mean, anyone
who lives in May, knows Maine and has ever visited Kansas,
they will know what I'm talking about.

Speaker 6 (23:41):
It's just this is a lot interesting.

Speaker 5 (23:45):
That's a person of color. Honestly, we're a black person.

Speaker 1 (23:49):
How do we continue with millions of these people, not
just in the country, not just in the country, with
Democrats trying to bring in more, and Democrats doing everything
within their legal power to keep these people here? Has

(24:09):
the civil war already begun and we just don't want
to acknowledge it. And maybe the worst part of all
this is the GOP response to it. We would like
to believe that there's an opposition party of anti communists
who are trying to fix these problems, close the border,

(24:32):
deport these people, right these wrongs. We would like to
believe that, And of course there are some in there.
But I'm going to play you some audio, and I
want you to understand that this person I'm playing, he's
a GOP politician. And he is not a politician from
a purple state where he has to walk a tight
rope to get elected. He's not from Maine, not even Alaska.

(24:55):
He is a GOP politician from one of the reddest
states in the United States of America. He now sits
in the United States Senate. You just you probably already
have your blood pressure up over the disgusting barbarian foreigners,
the ungrateful hags we've brought into this country. Would you
like to know what Red States are sending to Washington,

(25:18):
d C. In order to fight back against this.

Speaker 3 (25:20):
I think all of us need to wake up every morning,
look in the mirror and say, what are we doing?
What am I doing specifically today to make this country
a better country, to make all of our our immigrants
feel more welcomes.

Speaker 1 (25:33):
That's John Curtis, United States Senator from the state of Utah.
Utah is so read they could elect somebody like me.
You believe that. You know that if you got through
a primary in the state of Utah, and you could,
if you were a hardcore right winger, you would be
elected to the Senate no matter what, if you had

(25:54):
an R next to your name. Do you want to
know how somebody like me could win a Republican primary
in the state of Utah. Well, that's the problem, you see.
It would involve Republican voters getting off the couch and
going to vote in a primary. But because they don't,
the establishment DC swamp class buys these primaries because people

(26:19):
are so lazy and apathetic in these Red States, and
so we don't ever get anti communists from Red States.
We get John Thune, we get Landy Braham, we get
John Curtis, we get John Cornyn, Mike Rounds, Cassidy. I
could go on and on and on down the list,
as we are invaded from all four corners of the planet,

(26:40):
with the Communists bringing in as many barbarians as they
possibly can. The barbarians get here and don't even pretend
to like the place. They call it boot camp. They
call us all Nazis. We are begging for someone to
oppose the whole thing. And what do we get John
freaking Curtis in the Losers and the GOP headline, No

(27:02):
US citizens meet the it firms discriminating against Americans. It's
an article from the Free Beacon. Here's one company right here.
Quote re embrace people of any race, ethnicity, national origin, religion,
gender identity, and sexual orientation. This is a direct quote
from the article. This particular job, however, would not be

(27:24):
open to a very large group of people citizens of
the United States, your wonderful country, My wonderful country is
being handed over to foreign barbarians because we are already
in a soft civil war. Democrats have declared war on

(27:45):
this country, and the GOP not only doesn't seem interested
in fighting right now, frankly, they seem interested in helping them.
I'll wrap this up in a moment. Then we're gonna
get off of this because I was in a great mood.
I just put myself in a bad mood before we
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(29:11):
Medal of Honor Monday coming up in ten minutes. So now,
if you miss any part of the show, download the
whole thing on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Let's check in with
Scott Bissent. He went on CBS Face the Nation. What
are all these wonderful imports doing when they get here.

Speaker 6 (29:26):
The initial fraud that was discovered by the IRS, for
which I'm the acting Commissioner, is discovered by IRS, a
criminal investigations unit. This was not an indogenous thing that
the State of Minnesota decided we had to go in
and clean up the mess for them, and this is
part of the continued cleanup. A lot of money has

(29:47):
been transferred they from the individuals who committed this fraud,
including those who donated to the government governor, donated to
represent Omar, donated to A g Ellison, but they've been
t inferred to something called MBS's. These are Money the
Bureau Services and they are wire transfer organizations that are

(30:09):
outside the regulated banking system, and that money has gone overseas,
and we are tracking that.

Speaker 1 (30:16):
They get here and pillage the place. And I'm going
to try to finish this on a good note because
we're going to move off of this subject. One thing
I am enjoying greatly is watching the communists attack Joe
Biden because he can no longer defend himself. And here's

(30:37):
what I mean. You know what the Biden administration did.
You know why they did it. We've talked about it
a million times. Joe Biden was not a functional adult.
He was surrounded by true, committed maoists like Anita Dunn,
Victoria Newlyn, Lisa Monico, all these types, and these maoists
took the opportunity because the president was a cadaver, to

(30:58):
do all the things that that twenty year old college
radical would do given the powers of the office of
the presidency, because Joe Biden wouldn't stop them, couldn't stop them.
He sat there drooling on himself. Now, that would be
bad except for the fact that Joe Biden has been
a jerk and a swindler for the entirety of his

(31:19):
career in politics. Every single step of the way he's
used his position to enrich himself and his family, and
he's always been mean about it, just a jerk. So
I'm really enjoying things like this, Biden. This is a
headline from the New York Post. Biden was warned his
soft on immigration policies would cause chaos, but he ignored it.

(31:43):
A damning memo reveals, First of all, I'll get back
to that soft on immigration headline here in a moment.
Second of all, they're all just blaming Joe, now, Joe Biden.
It's so unpopular, poorly thought of, and yet still so
unable to defend himself that now every unpopular thing about

(32:08):
Joe Biden's administration, most of which I'm sure he didn't
have anything to do with, now that's all just getting
dumped in his lap. And I find that to be
absolutely hilarious. But we're not gonna end on that note.
We're gonna end on this note. If you are anybody
on the right, in fact, forget on the right. If
you are a functioning human being and you still believe

(32:34):
that Democrat policies, especially when it came to open borders,
were quote soft on immigration, I really, I honestly, I
genuinely want you to go get checked out, do an
IQ test, get some professional help, mainly possibly even get
yourself checked into a facility so they can see if

(32:58):
there's problems with your mind, because you are a moron
if you think that. They tripped and fell and accidentally,
out of the kindness of their hearts, happened to import
twenty million people in four years. They created an app
so foreigners could schedule their invasion into the country. They

(33:20):
took billions with a b of your money and flew
American jets to foreign countries and filled them up with
foreigners and flew foreigners into the country. And once they
got them into the country, they took billions of your

(33:42):
money and wrote checks to these NGOs and they handed
the foreigners to the NGOs. And the NGOs.

Speaker 7 (33:51):
Spent four years filling up every small town in Middle
America with its manyners as humanly possible.

Speaker 8 (34:02):
And they didn't do it because they're just too nice.
They're soft on immigration. Oh they're just a little bit naive.
I bet if they really knew what they were doing,
they would regret that.

Speaker 1 (34:14):
Can we stop with this pathetic childlike mentality when it
comes to dealing with communists, because the childlike mentality when
it comes to dealing with communists is as responsible for
the rise of communism as the actual communists are. Thinking
that they're just kind of naive, they're just soft on crime,
they're just soft on immigration, they just kind of don't

(34:37):
get it. If they really understood, they would change their ways.
Imagine being a big enough idiot to actually believe that
they're not soft on immigration. The communist leaders of Western civilization,
not just the Democrats in America, the Labor Party in

(34:57):
the UK, this is Germany, France. The Communist leaders of
Western civilization have spent years on a very very focused,
very very purposeful plan to import foreign barbarians in order
to loot the treasury and burn their countries down. It

(35:18):
has been insanely successful, and we will never be able
to properly oppose these people as long as we continue
to use terms like soft on immigration. When I saw
this headline, I almost punched the freaking wall. When I
hear people say they're soft on crime. After some dirtball
communist judge from India turns loose a felon for his

(35:41):
fiftieth offense, and he goes on to burn a woman
to death on the subway, and I see people allegedly
quote on the right these soft on crime policies. When
I hear that term, it makes me want to lose
my freaking mind. Drop the childlike fantasies. Please, we have
evil demons in our They are doing all the things

(36:02):
demons do for the same reason demons do it. Set
aside the rainbow brightness, please, and let's focus on reality.
Call a demon a demon, Call a spade a spade.
They're not soft on anything. Your mind is soft. That's
the problem. Now that I got my blood pressure up,

(36:22):
let's go talk about Pearl Harbor Medal of Honor Monday time.

Speaker 3 (36:26):
Thanks,