May 22, 2025 • 38 mins
Just how deadly cultural communism is. There is no one capable. Who has the true power in the country? Manipulating the truth to protect race communism.
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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 Thursday. It
is a magnificent Thursday. And yes, we're gonna discuss federal
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judges blocking the Trump administration. We're gonna talk a lot
more about race communism tonight, why it's so effective, why
it's so deep in the bones. We have emails, we
have COVID shot information courtesy of Ron Johnson, the Big
Beautiful Bill. Oh, that is so much more coming up
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on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. I'm gonna go
to a totally different place to begin with. But before
I do that, remember Tomorrow's Ask Doctor Jesse Friday, all
three hours dedicated to you. Email your questions in now
to Jesse at jessekellyshow dot com. Now we're gonna go
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to a different place. Actually we're going to Saint Louis
right now because last week, last Friday, they got a tornado.
Then it was a bad tornado, and five people are
dead in the wake of that tornado. Now, after that,
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the focus has been on the tornado sirens, or I
should say, more specifically, the lack of tornado sirens. Maybe
you didn't hear about this story at all. So let
me just inform you tornado comes. Places that are at
risk for tornadoes have tornado sirens. I know because I've
lived in places that are at risk for tornadoes. In fact,
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I've heard the sirens go off, and oftentimes, especially if
you're busy, if you're not glued to the radio television,
that's really the only way you know one's coming. You know,
it feels weird, the sky looks funny, but until you
hear that, you don't know one's coming. The sirens didn't
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go off. The sirens didn't go off at all. And
this well, the SEEMA Commissioner City Emergency Management Agency, they
have a lady by the name of Sarah Russell. I'll
be totally honest with you. I don't know what she is.
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She doesn't know what she is. She goes by they
them pronouns. You have the standard lesbian buzz cut. You
don't know what you're looking at here. But in the
wake of it, this is what it had to say.
Speaker 2 (02:56):
SEMA office is very small and the majority of the
time we work closer to business hours unless the need arises,
such as what we're doing now or special events. A
lot of that work takes us out into the community,
so we aren't necessarily in our office space at all times.
We do have a very small staff. I have received
reports of people that did hear it. I've heard from
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a lot of people that said they haven't heard it.
Speaker 1 (03:20):
She's been placed on paid leave because the sirens didn't
go off. Now, this is not actually a long rant
to pile on Sarah Russell and her subaru outback. She's
already on paid leave. That's bad enough. This is so
you and I understand the seriousness of communism, cultural Marxism, DEI,
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whatever words we want to put on it. We have
to understand how serious it is. And we've had similar
conversations to this in the past. But here's what I
want you to know, because this is what we do,
and I do this too. We did it all the
time during Biden's presidency. I know I did it. We
looked at a president that was obviously not functional, and
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all we saw were these nutballs on TV, these filthy
commune nutballs lying about everything. But in the end, in
the end we imagined or you know what, I don't
want to put this on you me. It's a human
nature thing. I liked to imagine this, if it got
bad enough, someone would step in. If war breaks out
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with China. You know, we have this invalid president, Joe Biden.
He's not functional, and of course he's filled up the
military just like Obama did with as many Communist generals
and admirals as he can. So we have a bunch
of DEI hires in the military, we have a not
capable president, and of course Congress is a disaster, and
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the Chairman of the Joint was a disaster. But if
war broke out with China, China invades Timewan and we're
setting a fleet over there and we're about to kick
off World War three, if things got bad enough, somebody
would step in and take the reins. It's a human
nature thing to do. It helps us sleep better at night. Hey,
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there's still somebody there who knows what they're doing. And
of course they're going to pass these orders and hire
this person. And yes, all this stuff is bad on
the surface, we get all that, but when it comes
down to it, there's a guy. I mean, I don't
know his name, or I don't know his job, or
I don't know anything about him, but I'm sure Surely
there's a guy, right, I mean, there's a guy. If
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things got bad enough, they'd set all that stuff aside
and they'd say, hey, Bill, come help us out. It's
serious now. Now we need someone who knows what they're doing.
There's a guy, right, But there's not a guy. There
were guys, lots of them, in every single industry, every
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single institution where these people have taken over everything they've infected.
All these institutions were once great, and they believed in
merit and in promoting people based on capabilities. And it
was full of guys. And not only did those guys
not only were they capable, they trained the people underneath
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them in what was what they should do and what
they shouldn't do. You know what floors me about things
like World War Two, because I'm forty three there for
im of sessed with World War Two like every other
middle aged man. How hard the generals were on the
generals underneath them. It's not as if you got the
general and it was fine. No, no, no, no, always getting
ridden hard fast, go better, do better, do better. This
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is not good enough. You read these stories about generals
who would stay up at night completely stressed out of
their minds because of the pressure coming down from the top.
You need to do better at bombing. This invasion shouldn't
take this long. Why don't the guys have bullets that
There were plenty of guys, But under a communist system,
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whatever kind of communism, it is the guys who are there,
they are drummed out. The guys underneath them are drummed
out or quit because in the end, the religion is
the top priority. And when you put people in critical
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positions that matter, they're going to, as we discussed, they're
going to bring that communism with them. They're going to
hire more of that communism, They're going to promote more
of that communism. The capable people will leave, and in
the end, tornadoes rip through your town and slaughter five
people because the turbo freak you hired doesn't know anything
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except how to be a freak. Remember that scene, we've
played it for you before many times. Love it from
HBO's series Cheernoble. This huge nuclear disaster is about to
make the whole country look bad. People will die. And
all the communists gathered in a room and they got
this little speech.
Speaker 3 (08:12):
What is its real name?
Speaker 1 (08:15):
The Vladimir I Lenin Nuclear Power Station.
Speaker 4 (08:19):
Exactly, Vladimir I Lenin. Yes, and how proud he would
be of you all tonight, especially you young man, and
the passion you have for the people. For is that
not the sole purpose of the apparatus of the state.
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Sometimes we forget. Sometimes we fall prey to fear that
our faith and Soviet socialism will always be rewarded. The
state tells us the situation here is not dangerous. Have faith, comrades,
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The state tells us at once, to prevent a panic, listen, well,
it's true, when the people see the police, they will
be afraid. But it is my experience that when the
people ask questions that are not in their own best interest,
they should simply be told to keep their minds on
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their labor and leave matters of the state to the state.
We seal off the city, no one leaves, and cut
the phone lines contain the spread of misinformation. That is
how we keep the people from undermining the fruits of
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their own labor. Yes, comrades, we will all be rewarded
for what we do here tonight.
Speaker 1 (09:57):
What is the Ei? We've said it many times before
on the show. What is it? The death of everything? Everywhere?
It's implemented. No matter the industry, it will destroy it,
and the ability, the capabilities of that industry will disappear.
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There's not a guy. There's not a guy you can
call on when things get serious. If you will allow
these monsters to infect whatever institution it is, military emergency
response schools, it doesn't matter how critical the role. They
will bring their sick, demented religion with it. The industry
itself will die, and in turn people will die. Communism
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kills now and forever. And there's not a capable man,
capable man hiding behind the curtain, ready to step out
when things get serious. He quit long ago. Now now
you have Trina destroying a city. All right, we're moving on.
I want to talk about these judges, and we'll talk
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about the bill and talk about other things. I'm want
to talk to you about finding the guy, the next guy,
the guy you're going to hire, the guy you're going
to hire that's going to make your life easier as
an employer. I know it's hard to find good people,
but they are most definitely out there. Do you know
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where all the good people are gathered? Right now? They're
already there. It's like there's a big meeting. They're all
at zip recruiter. They all have their resumes in They're
waiting at zip recruiter for you to post that job.
Do you think it's an accident that four out of
five employers they get a good candidate in the first day,
twenty four hours, you've already got one. Why do you
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think that is? Because they're already there, they're waiting for you.
Stop taking ads in the local paper. Stop asking your friends.
The best people you need to take your company where
you want it to go. They're all a zip recruiter.
You get to try zip intro, back to back video
calls and such free when you go to ZipRecruiter dot
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com slash Jesse, We'll be back. This is the Jesse
Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show. A wonderful,
wonderful Thursday. Getting ready to head into the weekend any
second now. I mean, I know we still have to
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get through tomorrow, but whatever, I like to consider it
a three day weekend and a couple of things I
need to get out of the way right off the bat. First, remember,
Monday is Memorial Day. That is a sacred day in
this country. It's most definitely a sacred day on this show.
We will be here, We will be doing a show
for you. It is going to be three hours of
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there's not gonna be politics. We're not going to screw off.
It's going to be a load of history, obviously wartime
battle history, and we are going to honor heroes who
gave their lives for this country. Remember, Memorial Day is
not Veterans Day at all. I understand people were trying
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to be respectful and so they like to do this
thing of a happy Memorial Day to everyone who gave
their lives and every veteran and firefighter and police officer
and every first risk wonder and the kindergarten teachers too. Stop.
It is a day only to honor the fallen and
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the families they left behind, because those people deserve a
day that is not watered down. Don't thank me, I
didn't die for this country. It is a day just
to honor those people. So keep it that way. And
on Monday, that will be our Memorial Day show. And
if you have somebody who gave their life for this country,
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you want their name read on the air. Email name
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dot com. There that little programming notes out of the way.
Now this is going to be about judges, because are
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the latest is federal judge blocks a shutdown of the
education Department. Obviously that's insane and ridiculous, but we'll come
back to that in a moment. Power is a funny thing,
isn't it, Because sometimes power is illusionary, sometimes power is granted,
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and sometimes power is taken. For instance, we'll make it
about my house, which I do a lot. My sons
are gigantic like I am. They're I mean, my oldest
is sixteen. I think he's six three sixty four already.
My youngest is head in that way. They're just the
big kids like I am. Bob is teeny tiny, she's
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five two. She's just I mean, it's small. She's a
small woman. Ob When she tells the boys to do something,
they do it. But that power is them granting her
that power, right because in the end, when it comes
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down to it, she can't physically make them do a thing.
In fact, they have all the strength in the world
to say no, and she can't do a single thing
about it. That's power they've granted her out of respect,
and you know, I'm glad they do. But that's power
they've granted her. Now they do the same thing to me.
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But my power isn't only granted. I have the physical power.
I can make you do whatever I want, whatever I want.
I'm bigger than you, stronger than you, have more training
than you. I have tangible power whatever you decide. You
decide you're not going to clean your room, and I
tell you to clean your room, and they always clean
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the rooms when they're told. Don't get me wrong. She
can huff and puff and yell and scream, but she
can't actually make you. Me I can make you. Now,
let's talk about power when it comes to the judiciary,
because I've seen a lot of people today well echoing
things that this headline said that a federal judge blocked Trump,
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a federal judge blocked Trump, a federal judge blocked the
Trump administration, a federal judge blocked Trump. But Diddy, we've
sent us a lot. The Supreme Court blocks Trump, this
circuit blocks Trump, this judge blocks Trump. Really, how I
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really mean that? How was Trump blocked. Oh no, no, no,
don't get me wrong. I understand the judge issued ruling.
I get that, But in the words of Andrew Jackson,
how many divisions does that jump does that judge have
I just wanted to remind you of something before we
move on. We're going to get back into race communism,
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because there's all kinds of stuff in the news. I
wanted to remind you of something, and in fact, I
want to remind the Trump administration of something. There's not
a judge in this country that has the actual power
to stop you. You are granting them that power, but
they don't have the power to stop you. If judges
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in this country are going to take up the office
of the presidency and they're going to essentially take over
the United States of America, and the judges are going
to rule, then I would ask the judges to produce
an army that can compete with your army. If they
cannot produce these things, then you can stop granting them power.
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Any day you wish. Any day Trump wishes, he can
get up and say, you know what, no, any day
he wishes. Now you can argue all the things you're
arguing right now. That's too far. What if we got
I understand that I'm not celebrating. It's celebrating at all
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where we are as a country. But the courts themselves,
they don't have any power except the power you have
granted them. If you stop granting it, the power disappears.
I know that's an ugly place to be, but we're
in the power game now. They're playing it. You can
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either play or you can lose. There's no third option.
Remember that. Let's talk about race communism next. Feeling a
little stocky, follow like and subscribe on social at Jesse
Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful,
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wonderful Thursday. About to dig into some race communism stuff.
Before we do that, remember that tomorrow is an Ask
Doctor Jesse Friday, and you need to get all your
questions ask me anything emailed in right now. Don't wait,
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have a good time tomorrow. Now. I am aware of
the the two Jewish people. I don't know if I
should call them Jewish people. They were killed because the
guy I thought he was Jewish people. There was dispute
about it whatever, Two people outside of the Israeli embassy,
two Israeli embassy staffers were killed last night in Washington, DC.
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And there's one of these Free Palestine type guys who
did it. So let's discuss race communism, and let's discuss
again at length why it is so widespread. So first,
remember this, this stuff is going to take a long
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time to fix. It may take eternity to fix. So
I want to get that out of the way first.
I just want to clarify what exactly we're up against
as we deal with race communism globally. It is in everything.
They have spent years putting it into everything. Now why
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but will come back to things from Germany, from Washington,
d C. From everything. Why, Well, I'll put it to
you this way. I am not a boxer at all,
certainly do not want to pretend I am. But I
am friends with boxers. In fact, I'm very good friends
with a gold Gloves boxer, former Gold Gloves boxer, And
he was talking about a lot of his training when
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he was coming up and two he said he was
taught right away, immediately, right away, and they practically beat
these things into him over a long period of time.
The first one was tell me how not sexy? This
is his stance. They wanted to find the right stance
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for him, his style, his his size, his because everyone's
going to be different. But once they found it, they
wanted to beat that into him that you're always there,
always there, you are always, that's what you always come
back to. You're moving right, you're moving left, you're punching,
you're not punching your No matter what you're doing, you're
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going to come back to that stance. And number two,
a good job. You know what a JAB is. I'm
not going to insult your intelligence intelligence A good job? Now? Why?
And I was, well, we were having a long talk
about this and I said why, I don't understand explain it.
And he said, well, as long as you have a
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good stance, that's a defensive thing. Mainly for him, this
is the way he was describing it. He said, as
long as I have a good stance, I know it.
I know what my stance is. I'm always either in
it or going back to it, and I'm comfortable with it.
It gives me no matter what, no matter who I'm facing,
a JAB or a brawler, a Southpaw a normal. No
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matter who I'm facing, I always have a defense of
some kind I can use to protect myself because my
feet are where I need to be. As long as
I make sure my feet are where I need to be,
I always have a defense. Maybe it's perfect, maybe it's not,
but I will always have a defense vice versa. Why
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a jab because no matter who I'm facing, no matter
what kind of fighter is, no matter what, I will
always have some sort of an offensive option I can
use to hear him. Maybe he knows how to block
a jab. Well, maybe maybe it will work perfectly, maybe
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it will only half work. But if I can master
a jab, I always, no matter what first round, tenth round,
I always have a way to hurt him. Why do
communists in America, the UK, South Africa, everywhere in the globe,
Why do they love race communism? What is it about it?
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Because it gives you always, always, you always have a defense,
and you always have an offense. Sometimes it takes the
offensive form. You have all these free Palestine savages in
the country. And this isn't about the Israel Hamas war.
This is in America. I'm talking about America's communists, activists,
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we just had another communist. It admitted communists show up
in DC and murder a couple people. Well, listen, as
long as you find some sort of racial division, maybe
it's white and black or Mexican, or maybe it's Jews
and Muslims or whatever it is, as long as you
have created that division, and you have created that way
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of thinking in generations of people, no matter what, you
will have foot soldiers who will march forward and hurt
the people you want hurt. Race communism gives you an
offensive option at all times, and not just shooting, not
just killing. I might point out you can always, once
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you've ingrained that in people, you can always use it
to attack your political enemies. You're just saying that because
you're just protecting him because he's white, you're just attacking
him because he's black. It always gives you an offensive option,
and vice versa, it always gives you a defensive option. Here,
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would you like a couple examples. First, let's talk about
the offense option. You obviously remember Saint George Floyd's death.
We actually got this email mouse hunter man Jesse, guess
what's going on in Minneapolis this week? A week long
tribute to the anniversary of the death of Saint George Floyd. Okay,
you remember all that, and you remember what took place
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in the immediate wake of George Floyd's death and then
in the week weeks following. Immediately the animals took the streets.
Immediately they were burning down city blocks, they were taking
over police precincts, they were throwing bricks city after Immediately
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it turned into street communism, violent street communism. Well, if
you're the American media, you have to find a way
to justify that here they were.
Speaker 3 (25:55):
The killing of George Floyd was really just the boiling point.
This is about a century of systemic racism and racial
inequality that has existed in this country. And I think
what we are seeing right now is generational exhaustion and
generational uprising. And we know that we have been fighting
systemic racism in this country for four hundred years.
Speaker 1 (26:15):
We know that it has found its weirdest ugly heads
in law enforcement agencies, in housing and education, and too
many other places. Well, we need to have a systemic
vision for dismantling system. Hey, these savages are killing a
bunch of people, They're vandalizing things. It's been four hundred
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years of oppression, march forward, murder, loot, vandalize, four hundred
years go forth, an offensive option, a way to rally
the troops. Rally the troops, free Palestine. I've got to
go find some Jews to murder. It's a way to
rally the troops, and vice versa. It gives you the
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ultimate shield, the ultimate stance, the ultimate defensive option. No
matter what kind of trouble you find yourself in, you
can always pull out the race card. That congresswoman's facing
charges for assaulting the ICE agent on camera. Listen to
James Carvell talk.
Speaker 4 (27:19):
I bet they were after her, and I think her
race has something to do with it.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
I'll just flat out and say that you're you're asserting
that the Trump administration or DJ is targeting her racially.
Why do you assert that, because that's what they're about.
Speaker 4 (27:33):
And David.
Speaker 1 (27:35):
The ultimate shield. If you need foot soldiers, you need
somebody hurt, you need something vandalized. Look, even if it's
just about voting, you need to mobilize people to get
to the polls. Whatever. If you need to play offense
and you have ingrained enough people with race communism, you
can simply gin up a mob at the drop of
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a hat. We've been up pressed for four hundred years.
That's time to take it to whitey and to the
streets they will go. And if you need a defensive
option when you've been caught breaking the law doing something
terrible again, and as a communist revolutionary, you will always
be breaking the law again. You can't have a revolution
while staying within the law when you get caught. It's
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the ultimate built in boxing stance, defensive option. That's just
because I'm black. It's universal across the spectrum. It gives
you offense, it gives you defense. One of the reasons
race communism is so widely used and so incredibly effective.
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We'll continue on this in just a moment. Before we
do that, let's make sure we get your meat right.
We have to get your meat right. And you're overcooking
it or you're under cooking it. When's the last time
you made pork chops? Chris, I'm kidding, but when's the
last time you made pork chops? Pork chops are hard.
(29:04):
You leave them on the grill for a split second
too long. They're dried out and tough. You pull them
off too early. You have Salmonila. I prefer to use
the IQ Sense. You see the wireless cooking thermometer. It
tells me when my meat's done. I set the temperature
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be back. You're listening to the oracle. You love this one.
It's a scream baby. The Jesse Kelly Show. It is
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talking about race communism and why it is so pervasive
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around the globe, why it is practiced around the globe,
protected around the globe in Western societies. Virtually every Western
government has embraced it and practices it all the time.
In Germany, a bunch of people got stabbing in some
horrible mass stabbing incident. I would recommend you don't look
it up. Germany came out and said it may have
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been terror. Why do they do that, Well, it's not complicated.
They understand that their own citizens are probably not going
to be pleased that Germany's massively importing people who are barbarians,
and so they understand they have to manipulate as much
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as they can the truth and lie. You see, the
saintly immigrants must be protected at any cost. The patriotic
citizen must be silenced and smite it at any cost.
Now back to America's race communism. Another reason they love
it so so so much. In fact, this may be
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the number one reason is if you can get that
way of thinking into people, then a natural hatred of
country comes along with it. You convince people that whatever
country you're in, because they do this in every country,
we'll make it about ours. You convince people that the
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United States of America is inherently racist, inherently evil. Well,
once you can get people into that way of thinking,
once you have driven that, burned that into people's mind
and soul, then the destruction of that country becomes an
ultimate good. I've explained it to you this way before.
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What is one of the most evil countries you can
think of? Most people would think of Nazi Germany. Most
people would think of Nazi Germany right off the bat.
It will be on people's short lists. Now, imagine if
I could take you right now, PLoP you in a
time machine and put you into Nazi Germany in nineteen
thirty and I came to your door. Hey, we're recruiting.
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Our recruitment drive. It's about taking this country down. This country.
You see what they're doing, mass persecution of Jews, death,
evil racism. Do you want to help me put a
stop to this? You want to help me take this
country down? You'd say yes, wouldn't you. Well, of course
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you would. It's an inherently evil place to doing evil things.
It's a terrible. But what if you could make that
same way of thinking about any country you wanted. Doesn't
have to be an evil country. They don't have to
have pervasive evil on their resume. You just beat it
into people, and it starts in school. I need to
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warn you parents. It doesn't start overt. It starts benign.
It starts in school and they start teaching your children
in history class. America's pretty racist. You know, we got here,
these white Europeans, they got here and slaughtered all the
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Native Americans. Genocide, and then right after that, we didn't
do anything in between. There after that, slaves, lots of them,
brought black people over here by the million, and every
American was involved. Everyone had a slave, and they were
tortured and whipped. Your child will have to do three
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four weeks on this though. I guarantee they'll have to
do a class project. You'll spend half a day on
the Constitution, in a month on slavery. From there, skipping
over everything else, most things. Maybe we'll touch on World
War time a little bit. Segregation. Did you you know
what America is? Black people couldn't even eat with white people.
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That's the country anyway. That's it for American history. Have
a good summer. Kids. We've raised American children this way
and it's risen to the highest levels. Headline Michigan president
who called racism America's original sin, is selected to read
to lead the University of Florida. This way of thinking
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has been burned into the American left. And now what
it's done is, yes, it's created a generation of people
who hate white people, of course, but more importantly for
the communists purposes, it's created a generation of people who
genuinely just think America sucks. Remember remember this from Sunny
(34:53):
Houston on the View.
Speaker 5 (34:54):
And so yes, when I drive into a neighborhood and
it's not July fourth, and I'm not in a predominantly
military household neighborhood and there are flags American flags everywhere,
alongside Trump flags, alongside flags with the stars in a circle,
I feel threatened because the message is very clear. It's
(35:18):
a message of white supremacy. It's a message of racism,
and it's a message of their country, not my country.
Speaker 1 (35:28):
Once you teach people their country, in our case, America,
once you teach them the country is inherently evil and racist,
than to be pro America means you're a racist. It
means your evil and you should be opposed. For these
people as twisted and sick as these American leftists are
(35:50):
opposing America, tearing down America is the greatest good. Wouldn't
you want to tear down Nazi Germany? Why do you
think they've called people on the right Nazis for so
long and the right has impotently tried Haha, I'm not
a Nazi. What are you talking about? That's not even fair.
It had nothing to do with fairness. It had nothing
(36:14):
to do with accuracy at all. None of those things
mattered at all. They were framing the debate. They were
labeling you, if you can get enough people to buy
in to this race communism, nonsense, that the country is
inherently evil, the country oppresses minorities, has always oppressed minorities. Well,
(36:35):
then putting the country to the torch is as good
as burning down Hitler's Germany. That's why they've done what
they've done, and that's brought us to where we are.
I'll put one final word on this. Western Lensman put
together a great montage about the South African thing. We'll
discuss that and then we'll get into some emails and
(36:57):
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judges blocking the Trump administration. We're gonna talk a lot
more about race communism tonight, why it's so effective, why
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to a different place. Actually we're going to Saint Louis
right now because last week, last Friday, they got a tornado.
Then it was a bad tornado, and five people are
dead in the wake of that tornado. Now, after that,
(01:36):
the focus has been on the tornado sirens, or I
should say, more specifically, the lack of tornado sirens. Maybe
you didn't hear about this story at all. So let
me just inform you tornado comes. Places that are at
risk for tornadoes have tornado sirens. I know because I've
lived in places that are at risk for tornadoes. In fact,
(01:57):
I've heard the sirens go off, and oftentimes, especially if
you're busy, if you're not glued to the radio television,
that's really the only way you know one's coming. You know,
it feels weird, the sky looks funny, but until you
hear that, you don't know one's coming. The sirens didn't
(02:18):
go off. The sirens didn't go off at all. And
this well, the SEEMA Commissioner City Emergency Management Agency, they
have a lady by the name of Sarah Russell. I'll
be totally honest with you. I don't know what she is.
(02:42):
She doesn't know what she is. She goes by they
them pronouns. You have the standard lesbian buzz cut. You
don't know what you're looking at here. But in the
wake of it, this is what it had to say.
Speaker 2 (02:56):
SEMA office is very small and the majority of the
time we work closer to business hours unless the need arises,
such as what we're doing now or special events. A
lot of that work takes us out into the community,
so we aren't necessarily in our office space at all times.
We do have a very small staff. I have received
reports of people that did hear it. I've heard from
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a lot of people that said they haven't heard it.
Speaker 1 (03:20):
She's been placed on paid leave because the sirens didn't
go off. Now, this is not actually a long rant
to pile on Sarah Russell and her subaru outback. She's
already on paid leave. That's bad enough. This is so
you and I understand the seriousness of communism, cultural Marxism, DEI,
(03:48):
whatever words we want to put on it. We have
to understand how serious it is. And we've had similar
conversations to this in the past. But here's what I
want you to know, because this is what we do,
and I do this too. We did it all the
time during Biden's presidency. I know I did it. We
looked at a president that was obviously not functional, and
(04:10):
all we saw were these nutballs on TV, these filthy
commune nutballs lying about everything. But in the end, in
the end we imagined or you know what, I don't
want to put this on you me. It's a human
nature thing. I liked to imagine this, if it got
bad enough, someone would step in. If war breaks out
(04:38):
with China. You know, we have this invalid president, Joe Biden.
He's not functional, and of course he's filled up the
military just like Obama did with as many Communist generals
and admirals as he can. So we have a bunch
of DEI hires in the military, we have a not
capable president, and of course Congress is a disaster, and
(04:58):
the Chairman of the Joint was a disaster. But if
war broke out with China, China invades Timewan and we're
setting a fleet over there and we're about to kick
off World War three, if things got bad enough, somebody
would step in and take the reins. It's a human
nature thing to do. It helps us sleep better at night. Hey,
(05:23):
there's still somebody there who knows what they're doing. And
of course they're going to pass these orders and hire
this person. And yes, all this stuff is bad on
the surface, we get all that, but when it comes
down to it, there's a guy. I mean, I don't
know his name, or I don't know his job, or
I don't know anything about him, but I'm sure Surely
there's a guy, right, I mean, there's a guy. If
(05:44):
things got bad enough, they'd set all that stuff aside
and they'd say, hey, Bill, come help us out. It's
serious now. Now we need someone who knows what they're doing.
There's a guy, right, But there's not a guy. There
were guys, lots of them, in every single industry, every
(06:06):
single institution where these people have taken over everything they've infected.
All these institutions were once great, and they believed in
merit and in promoting people based on capabilities. And it
was full of guys. And not only did those guys
not only were they capable, they trained the people underneath
(06:28):
them in what was what they should do and what
they shouldn't do. You know what floors me about things
like World War Two, because I'm forty three there for
im of sessed with World War Two like every other
middle aged man. How hard the generals were on the
generals underneath them. It's not as if you got the
general and it was fine. No, no, no, no, always getting
ridden hard fast, go better, do better, do better. This
(06:50):
is not good enough. You read these stories about generals
who would stay up at night completely stressed out of
their minds because of the pressure coming down from the top.
You need to do better at bombing. This invasion shouldn't
take this long. Why don't the guys have bullets that
There were plenty of guys, But under a communist system,
(07:12):
whatever kind of communism, it is the guys who are there,
they are drummed out. The guys underneath them are drummed
out or quit because in the end, the religion is
the top priority. And when you put people in critical
(07:32):
positions that matter, they're going to, as we discussed, they're
going to bring that communism with them. They're going to
hire more of that communism, They're going to promote more
of that communism. The capable people will leave, and in
the end, tornadoes rip through your town and slaughter five
people because the turbo freak you hired doesn't know anything
(07:54):
except how to be a freak. Remember that scene, we've
played it for you before many times. Love it from
HBO's series Cheernoble. This huge nuclear disaster is about to
make the whole country look bad. People will die. And
all the communists gathered in a room and they got
this little speech.
Speaker 3 (08:12):
What is its real name?
Speaker 1 (08:15):
The Vladimir I Lenin Nuclear Power Station.
Speaker 4 (08:19):
Exactly, Vladimir I Lenin. Yes, and how proud he would
be of you all tonight, especially you young man, and
the passion you have for the people. For is that
not the sole purpose of the apparatus of the state.
(08:42):
Sometimes we forget. Sometimes we fall prey to fear that
our faith and Soviet socialism will always be rewarded. The
state tells us the situation here is not dangerous. Have faith, comrades,
(09:04):
The state tells us at once, to prevent a panic, listen, well,
it's true, when the people see the police, they will
be afraid. But it is my experience that when the
people ask questions that are not in their own best interest,
they should simply be told to keep their minds on
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their labor and leave matters of the state to the state.
We seal off the city, no one leaves, and cut
the phone lines contain the spread of misinformation. That is
how we keep the people from undermining the fruits of
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their own labor. Yes, comrades, we will all be rewarded
for what we do here tonight.
Speaker 1 (09:57):
What is the Ei? We've said it many times before
on the show. What is it? The death of everything? Everywhere?
It's implemented. No matter the industry, it will destroy it,
and the ability, the capabilities of that industry will disappear.
(10:21):
There's not a guy. There's not a guy you can
call on when things get serious. If you will allow
these monsters to infect whatever institution it is, military emergency
response schools, it doesn't matter how critical the role. They
will bring their sick, demented religion with it. The industry
itself will die, and in turn people will die. Communism
(10:47):
kills now and forever. And there's not a capable man,
capable man hiding behind the curtain, ready to step out
when things get serious. He quit long ago. Now now
you have Trina destroying a city. All right, we're moving on.
I want to talk about these judges, and we'll talk
(11:08):
about the bill and talk about other things. I'm want
to talk to you about finding the guy, the next guy,
the guy you're going to hire, the guy you're going
to hire that's going to make your life easier as
an employer. I know it's hard to find good people,
but they are most definitely out there. Do you know
(11:28):
where all the good people are gathered? Right now? They're
already there. It's like there's a big meeting. They're all
at zip recruiter. They all have their resumes in They're
waiting at zip recruiter for you to post that job.
Do you think it's an accident that four out of
five employers they get a good candidate in the first day,
twenty four hours, you've already got one. Why do you
(11:51):
think that is? Because they're already there, they're waiting for you.
Stop taking ads in the local paper. Stop asking your friends.
The best people you need to take your company where
you want it to go. They're all a zip recruiter.
You get to try zip intro, back to back video
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(12:12):
com slash Jesse, We'll be back. This is the Jesse
Kelly Show. It is the Jesse Kelly Show. A wonderful,
wonderful Thursday. Getting ready to head into the weekend any
second now. I mean, I know we still have to
(12:32):
get through tomorrow, but whatever, I like to consider it
a three day weekend and a couple of things I
need to get out of the way right off the bat. First, remember,
Monday is Memorial Day. That is a sacred day in
this country. It's most definitely a sacred day on this show.
We will be here, We will be doing a show
for you. It is going to be three hours of
(12:55):
there's not gonna be politics. We're not going to screw off.
It's going to be a load of history, obviously wartime
battle history, and we are going to honor heroes who
gave their lives for this country. Remember, Memorial Day is
not Veterans Day at all. I understand people were trying
(13:16):
to be respectful and so they like to do this
thing of a happy Memorial Day to everyone who gave
their lives and every veteran and firefighter and police officer
and every first risk wonder and the kindergarten teachers too. Stop.
It is a day only to honor the fallen and
(13:37):
the families they left behind, because those people deserve a
day that is not watered down. Don't thank me, I
didn't die for this country. It is a day just
to honor those people. So keep it that way. And
on Monday, that will be our Memorial Day show. And
if you have somebody who gave their life for this country,
(14:00):
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Now this is going to be about judges, because are
(14:23):
the latest is federal judge blocks a shutdown of the
education Department. Obviously that's insane and ridiculous, but we'll come
back to that in a moment. Power is a funny thing,
isn't it, Because sometimes power is illusionary, sometimes power is granted,
(14:43):
and sometimes power is taken. For instance, we'll make it
about my house, which I do a lot. My sons
are gigantic like I am. They're I mean, my oldest
is sixteen. I think he's six three sixty four already.
My youngest is head in that way. They're just the
big kids like I am. Bob is teeny tiny, she's
(15:05):
five two. She's just I mean, it's small. She's a
small woman. Ob When she tells the boys to do something,
they do it. But that power is them granting her
that power, right because in the end, when it comes
(15:27):
down to it, she can't physically make them do a thing.
In fact, they have all the strength in the world
to say no, and she can't do a single thing
about it. That's power they've granted her out of respect,
and you know, I'm glad they do. But that's power
they've granted her. Now they do the same thing to me.
(15:51):
But my power isn't only granted. I have the physical power.
I can make you do whatever I want, whatever I want.
I'm bigger than you, stronger than you, have more training
than you. I have tangible power whatever you decide. You
decide you're not going to clean your room, and I
tell you to clean your room, and they always clean
(16:13):
the rooms when they're told. Don't get me wrong. She
can huff and puff and yell and scream, but she
can't actually make you. Me I can make you. Now,
let's talk about power when it comes to the judiciary,
because I've seen a lot of people today well echoing
things that this headline said that a federal judge blocked Trump,
(16:38):
a federal judge blocked Trump, a federal judge blocked the
Trump administration, a federal judge blocked Trump. But Diddy, we've
sent us a lot. The Supreme Court blocks Trump, this
circuit blocks Trump, this judge blocks Trump. Really, how I
(17:01):
really mean that? How was Trump blocked. Oh no, no, no,
don't get me wrong. I understand the judge issued ruling.
I get that, But in the words of Andrew Jackson,
how many divisions does that jump does that judge have
I just wanted to remind you of something before we
move on. We're going to get back into race communism,
(17:23):
because there's all kinds of stuff in the news. I
wanted to remind you of something, and in fact, I
want to remind the Trump administration of something. There's not
a judge in this country that has the actual power
to stop you. You are granting them that power, but
they don't have the power to stop you. If judges
(17:44):
in this country are going to take up the office
of the presidency and they're going to essentially take over
the United States of America, and the judges are going
to rule, then I would ask the judges to produce
an army that can compete with your army. If they
cannot produce these things, then you can stop granting them power.
(18:06):
Any day you wish. Any day Trump wishes, he can
get up and say, you know what, no, any day
he wishes. Now you can argue all the things you're
arguing right now. That's too far. What if we got
I understand that I'm not celebrating. It's celebrating at all
(18:26):
where we are as a country. But the courts themselves,
they don't have any power except the power you have
granted them. If you stop granting it, the power disappears.
I know that's an ugly place to be, but we're
in the power game now. They're playing it. You can
(18:47):
either play or you can lose. There's no third option.
Remember that. Let's talk about race communism next. Feeling a
little stocky, follow like and subscribe on social at Jesse
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(19:09):
wonderful Thursday. About to dig into some race communism stuff.
Before we do that, remember that tomorrow is an Ask
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(19:29):
have a good time tomorrow. Now. I am aware of
the the two Jewish people. I don't know if I
should call them Jewish people. They were killed because the
guy I thought he was Jewish people. There was dispute
about it whatever, Two people outside of the Israeli embassy,
two Israeli embassy staffers were killed last night in Washington, DC.
(19:49):
And there's one of these Free Palestine type guys who
did it. So let's discuss race communism, and let's discuss
again at length why it is so widespread. So first,
remember this, this stuff is going to take a long
(20:14):
time to fix. It may take eternity to fix. So
I want to get that out of the way first.
I just want to clarify what exactly we're up against
as we deal with race communism globally. It is in everything.
They have spent years putting it into everything. Now why
(20:34):
but will come back to things from Germany, from Washington,
d C. From everything. Why, Well, I'll put it to
you this way. I am not a boxer at all,
certainly do not want to pretend I am. But I
am friends with boxers. In fact, I'm very good friends
with a gold Gloves boxer, former Gold Gloves boxer, And
he was talking about a lot of his training when
(20:56):
he was coming up and two he said he was
taught right away, immediately, right away, and they practically beat
these things into him over a long period of time.
The first one was tell me how not sexy? This
is his stance. They wanted to find the right stance
(21:19):
for him, his style, his his size, his because everyone's
going to be different. But once they found it, they
wanted to beat that into him that you're always there,
always there, you are always, that's what you always come
back to. You're moving right, you're moving left, you're punching,
you're not punching your No matter what you're doing, you're
(21:40):
going to come back to that stance. And number two,
a good job. You know what a JAB is. I'm
not going to insult your intelligence intelligence A good job? Now? Why?
And I was, well, we were having a long talk
about this and I said why, I don't understand explain it.
And he said, well, as long as you have a
(22:00):
good stance, that's a defensive thing. Mainly for him, this
is the way he was describing it. He said, as
long as I have a good stance, I know it.
I know what my stance is. I'm always either in
it or going back to it, and I'm comfortable with it.
It gives me no matter what, no matter who I'm facing,
a JAB or a brawler, a Southpaw a normal. No
(22:23):
matter who I'm facing, I always have a defense of
some kind I can use to protect myself because my
feet are where I need to be. As long as
I make sure my feet are where I need to be,
I always have a defense. Maybe it's perfect, maybe it's not,
but I will always have a defense vice versa. Why
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a jab because no matter who I'm facing, no matter
what kind of fighter is, no matter what, I will
always have some sort of an offensive option I can
use to hear him. Maybe he knows how to block
a jab. Well, maybe maybe it will work perfectly, maybe
(23:05):
it will only half work. But if I can master
a jab, I always, no matter what first round, tenth round,
I always have a way to hurt him. Why do
communists in America, the UK, South Africa, everywhere in the globe,
Why do they love race communism? What is it about it?
(23:29):
Because it gives you always, always, you always have a defense,
and you always have an offense. Sometimes it takes the
offensive form. You have all these free Palestine savages in
the country. And this isn't about the Israel Hamas war.
This is in America. I'm talking about America's communists, activists,
(23:52):
we just had another communist. It admitted communists show up
in DC and murder a couple people. Well, listen, as
long as you find some sort of racial division, maybe
it's white and black or Mexican, or maybe it's Jews
and Muslims or whatever it is, as long as you
have created that division, and you have created that way
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of thinking in generations of people, no matter what, you
will have foot soldiers who will march forward and hurt
the people you want hurt. Race communism gives you an
offensive option at all times, and not just shooting, not
just killing. I might point out you can always, once
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you've ingrained that in people, you can always use it
to attack your political enemies. You're just saying that because
you're just protecting him because he's white, you're just attacking
him because he's black. It always gives you an offensive option,
and vice versa, it always gives you a defensive option. Here,
(24:55):
would you like a couple examples. First, let's talk about
the offense option. You obviously remember Saint George Floyd's death.
We actually got this email mouse hunter man Jesse, guess
what's going on in Minneapolis this week? A week long
tribute to the anniversary of the death of Saint George Floyd. Okay,
you remember all that, and you remember what took place
(25:20):
in the immediate wake of George Floyd's death and then
in the week weeks following. Immediately the animals took the streets.
Immediately they were burning down city blocks, they were taking
over police precincts, they were throwing bricks city after Immediately
(25:41):
it turned into street communism, violent street communism. Well, if
you're the American media, you have to find a way
to justify that here they were.
Speaker 3 (25:55):
The killing of George Floyd was really just the boiling point.
This is about a century of systemic racism and racial
inequality that has existed in this country. And I think
what we are seeing right now is generational exhaustion and
generational uprising. And we know that we have been fighting
systemic racism in this country for four hundred years.
Speaker 1 (26:15):
We know that it has found its weirdest ugly heads
in law enforcement agencies, in housing and education, and too
many other places. Well, we need to have a systemic
vision for dismantling system. Hey, these savages are killing a
bunch of people, They're vandalizing things. It's been four hundred
(26:37):
years of oppression, march forward, murder, loot, vandalize, four hundred
years go forth, an offensive option, a way to rally
the troops. Rally the troops, free Palestine. I've got to
go find some Jews to murder. It's a way to
rally the troops, and vice versa. It gives you the
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ultimate shield, the ultimate stance, the ultimate defensive option. No
matter what kind of trouble you find yourself in, you
can always pull out the race card. That congresswoman's facing
charges for assaulting the ICE agent on camera. Listen to
James Carvell talk.
Speaker 4 (27:19):
I bet they were after her, and I think her
race has something to do with it.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
I'll just flat out and say that you're you're asserting
that the Trump administration or DJ is targeting her racially.
Why do you assert that, because that's what they're about.
Speaker 4 (27:33):
And David.
Speaker 1 (27:35):
The ultimate shield. If you need foot soldiers, you need
somebody hurt, you need something vandalized. Look, even if it's
just about voting, you need to mobilize people to get
to the polls. Whatever. If you need to play offense
and you have ingrained enough people with race communism, you
can simply gin up a mob at the drop of
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a hat. We've been up pressed for four hundred years.
That's time to take it to whitey and to the
streets they will go. And if you need a defensive
option when you've been caught breaking the law doing something
terrible again, and as a communist revolutionary, you will always
be breaking the law again. You can't have a revolution
while staying within the law when you get caught. It's
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the ultimate built in boxing stance, defensive option. That's just
because I'm black. It's universal across the spectrum. It gives
you offense, it gives you defense. One of the reasons
race communism is so widely used and so incredibly effective.
(28:41):
We'll continue on this in just a moment. Before we
do that, let's make sure we get your meat right.
We have to get your meat right. And you're overcooking
it or you're under cooking it. When's the last time
you made pork chops? Chris, I'm kidding, but when's the
last time you made pork chops? Pork chops are hard.
(29:04):
You leave them on the grill for a split second
too long. They're dried out and tough. You pull them
off too early. You have Salmonila. I prefer to use
the IQ Sense. You see the wireless cooking thermometer. It
tells me when my meat's done. I set the temperature
(29:24):
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be back. You're listening to the oracle. You love this one.
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(30:10):
around the globe, why it is practiced around the globe,
protected around the globe in Western societies. Virtually every Western
government has embraced it and practices it all the time.
In Germany, a bunch of people got stabbing in some
horrible mass stabbing incident. I would recommend you don't look
it up. Germany came out and said it may have
(30:33):
been terror. Why do they do that, Well, it's not complicated.
They understand that their own citizens are probably not going
to be pleased that Germany's massively importing people who are barbarians,
and so they understand they have to manipulate as much
(30:55):
as they can the truth and lie. You see, the
saintly immigrants must be protected at any cost. The patriotic
citizen must be silenced and smite it at any cost.
Now back to America's race communism. Another reason they love
it so so so much. In fact, this may be
(31:16):
the number one reason is if you can get that
way of thinking into people, then a natural hatred of
country comes along with it. You convince people that whatever
country you're in, because they do this in every country,
we'll make it about ours. You convince people that the
(31:37):
United States of America is inherently racist, inherently evil. Well,
once you can get people into that way of thinking,
once you have driven that, burned that into people's mind
and soul, then the destruction of that country becomes an
ultimate good. I've explained it to you this way before.
(31:58):
What is one of the most evil countries you can
think of? Most people would think of Nazi Germany. Most
people would think of Nazi Germany right off the bat.
It will be on people's short lists. Now, imagine if
I could take you right now, PLoP you in a
time machine and put you into Nazi Germany in nineteen
thirty and I came to your door. Hey, we're recruiting.
(32:25):
Our recruitment drive. It's about taking this country down. This country.
You see what they're doing, mass persecution of Jews, death,
evil racism. Do you want to help me put a
stop to this? You want to help me take this
country down? You'd say yes, wouldn't you. Well, of course
(32:45):
you would. It's an inherently evil place to doing evil things.
It's a terrible. But what if you could make that
same way of thinking about any country you wanted. Doesn't
have to be an evil country. They don't have to
have pervasive evil on their resume. You just beat it
into people, and it starts in school. I need to
(33:06):
warn you parents. It doesn't start overt. It starts benign.
It starts in school and they start teaching your children
in history class. America's pretty racist. You know, we got here,
these white Europeans, they got here and slaughtered all the
(33:26):
Native Americans. Genocide, and then right after that, we didn't
do anything in between. There after that, slaves, lots of them,
brought black people over here by the million, and every
American was involved. Everyone had a slave, and they were
tortured and whipped. Your child will have to do three
(33:47):
four weeks on this though. I guarantee they'll have to
do a class project. You'll spend half a day on
the Constitution, in a month on slavery. From there, skipping
over everything else, most things. Maybe we'll touch on World
War time a little bit. Segregation. Did you you know
what America is? Black people couldn't even eat with white people.
(34:08):
That's the country anyway. That's it for American history. Have
a good summer. Kids. We've raised American children this way
and it's risen to the highest levels. Headline Michigan president
who called racism America's original sin, is selected to read
to lead the University of Florida. This way of thinking
(34:31):
has been burned into the American left. And now what
it's done is, yes, it's created a generation of people
who hate white people, of course, but more importantly for
the communists purposes, it's created a generation of people who
genuinely just think America sucks. Remember remember this from Sunny
(34:53):
Houston on the View.
Speaker 5 (34:54):
And so yes, when I drive into a neighborhood and
it's not July fourth, and I'm not in a predominantly
military household neighborhood and there are flags American flags everywhere,
alongside Trump flags, alongside flags with the stars in a circle,
I feel threatened because the message is very clear. It's
(35:18):
a message of white supremacy. It's a message of racism,
and it's a message of their country, not my country.
Speaker 1 (35:28):
Once you teach people their country, in our case, America,
once you teach them the country is inherently evil and racist,
than to be pro America means you're a racist. It
means your evil and you should be opposed. For these
people as twisted and sick as these American leftists are
(35:50):
opposing America, tearing down America is the greatest good. Wouldn't
you want to tear down Nazi Germany? Why do you
think they've called people on the right Nazis for so
long and the right has impotently tried Haha, I'm not
a Nazi. What are you talking about? That's not even fair.
It had nothing to do with fairness. It had nothing
(36:14):
to do with accuracy at all. None of those things
mattered at all. They were framing the debate. They were
labeling you, if you can get enough people to buy
in to this race communism, nonsense, that the country is
inherently evil, the country oppresses minorities, has always oppressed minorities. Well,
(36:35):
then putting the country to the torch is as good
as burning down Hitler's Germany. That's why they've done what
they've done, and that's brought us to where we are.
I'll put one final word on this. Western Lensman put
together a great montage about the South African thing. We'll
discuss that and then we'll get into some emails and
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