May 7, 2026 • 33 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, The Jesse Kelly Show.
Let's have some fun on a Thursday. All we are
so close to the end of the week you can
smell it. And we're going to talk about a communist revolution.
(00:34):
AOC's out there discussing something and it's so so helpful
to discuss it. And in discussing it, we are going
to discover why do democrats think and talk the way
they think and talk with all the death threats and
white people are evil? As we walk through the mentality
in the tactic behind it, we are going to learn
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a lot about the motivations, what drives these people, Why
do they say and do the things they do. We're
going to start out with that on the show. One
hour from Now is Part four of the Napoleon Invasion
of Russia series. I am one hundred percent wrapping this
thing up tonight, and it may be quick. I got
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all your emails about how you wanted to keep going
and going. I can't do it forever, all right, So
we'll wrap that up tonight Part four. The final part
is that we're going to talk about. Look, you don't
have to lie to me, just be honest. This is
going to be about the Chief Justice. GOP establishment types
are mad about what happened in Indiana. I don't really
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care about these movements where people are being assaulted if
they don't name who's doing the assaulting. All that Democrats
cheat in elections and so much more. Coming up tonight
on the world famous Jesse Kelly's show. I want to
begin here right here, actually with an email. It's an email.
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The subject to this one is malcontents and he says this,
how is it that someone I'll use John Cougar Melloncamp
as an example, was as successful as he was, had
a beautiful wife and kids, could be a malcontent. He
was one of my favorite musicians. Now he's filled with hate.
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He throws temper tantrums if someone in the crowd yells
to play music instead of lecturing to the crowd. How
does one become so filled with hate? And I'll combine
that little email with this story. Mark Hamill. He's that
guy who played Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars movies.
The headline is Mark Hamillo. Mark Hamill posts a photo
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depicting dead Trump just days after the assassination attempt. You
can go look at it. It's some stupid AI cartoon
where Trump's lying dead in a coffin. You know how
it goes, Mark camp, animals cheering it on, so on
and so forth. Okay, how do we get here? How's
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that possible? How are this many people so angry, violent
and miserable? All right, well, there's there's a lot to this,
but I want to play you something from AOC. I
wind up playing it a couple of times, so don't
worry if you don't. If you don't get it the
first time, we're going to come back to it. AOC
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the Communist is out there doing these interviews. When she
said something today she's being mocked for, and yes it's
mock worthy. Mock her all you want, but please listen
to what she's saying and understand there is a tactic
here that communists have been using forever.
Speaker 2 (03:45):
And how Black Americans really created democracy in this country.
Speaker 1 (03:50):
That's exactly right.
Speaker 2 (03:51):
How they literally made something from nothing.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
What everyone's making fun of today, What are you talking about?
That's not even that's not even close to true. What
black people created democracy in America? That that's insane. There
were all kinds of people who created What do you
do what Let me explain. Have you ever heard of
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the five Black categories and the five red categories? You
ever heard of that in your life? Okay, long time ago,
China was a place that was divided up. There were
various kings, and they were long dynasties. There were all
these Chinese empires basically. Then those dynasties slowly but surely crumbled.
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Genghis Khan helped things along a little bit. Anyway, Those
Chinese dynasties slowly crumbled. China became a land ruled by
who had the most swords and shields at the time,
warlords essentially, But this only lasts so long in a country. Eventually,
China became a war, a civil war between the nationalists
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led by mostly Chang Kai Shek you've probably heard of
the name that's not important, and Communist revolutionaries. Of course,
you do know Maose Dung. If you've ever listened to
this show, you were well aware of Maose Dung, one
of the leaders. He wasn't the leader in the beginning,
I should know, but well, just for simplicity's sake, Maose
Dung the leader of the Communist revolution. All right, So
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if you are Mao, you don't have as many guns,
you don't have as much wealth. The nationalist types at
this time were more in control of the cities, the
city areas. Rural China then and now is it's a
very poor place, very very poor. The internet will show
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you videos of China and all you see are these
mega cities and lights and fireworks and wow. You look
at it and for five seconds and you say something stupid,
like there's so much more modern than we are. Yeah,
go out to the countryside. You'll be horrified. Rural China
was very poor back then too, and Mao he needed
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an army, he needed recruits, and so Mao came up
with this concept. You see, there were five red categories.
Now what does that mean? Five red categories? Well, I'll
read it this way. They were considered to be the
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social classes favored by the Chinese Communist Party, poor and
lower middle peasants, workers, revolutionary soldiers, revolutionaries, cadres. A cadre
is a party member that's in good standing. You know
how I always tell you about you need an updated
system membership card, always having to prove your loyalty. That's
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a cadre thing. Every time. Jimmy Kimmel gets up and
gives an unfunny consulting Trump. That's him trying to maintain
his cadre status anyway. And finally revolutionary martyrs people of course,
who have died or lost family members on behalf of
the communist cause. Now, who were those people as it
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pertains to the United States of America today, those are
the people. They can get away with anything anything. They
are going to get off scott free on crimes or
get off with almost no punishment on crimes. Every time
you see some street animal who's committed a thousand rapes
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and then he gets some DEI communist judge and she
tells him he's just had a rough upbringing and he's misunderstood.
He needs ninety days of treatment, and she lets him go.
The purpose of that is he's in one of the
red categories. He's one of the favored groups. DEI itself
the reason they love it so much. These are all
the favored groups. It's been put into place in government
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across Corporate America. Corporate America will brag to your face
that they are going to punish black categories and favor
red categories. That's why you'll walk down the Jetway on Delta,
and you'll see a poster on the side that says
Delta has committed to hiring twenty percent women by next year.
What are you talking about? You mean you're gonna You're
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going to eliminate men from the jobs. Men, Men aren't qualified.
What do you do well? Women are in the red categories,
the favored men are in the black categories. Not favor anyway,
that was the five red categories. There were five black
categories as well. Now in China, these were landlords, rich farmers,
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counter revolutionaries, bad influencers. Isn't that hilarious because that can
mean anybody and rightists that would be people like you
and me. Now that doesn't directly mirror what democrats, what
communists do today, but it pretty much does. You see,
there are categories where you you are the bad guy
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no matter what, because you're in one of the bad categories.
For instance, in this country, if you are a white male,
a white male, you have something. And I'm gonna steal
Alvin Lewis's term. Alvin louis really sharp guy. You know
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how we always use the term white guilt. He says,
that's incorrect, and I'm gonna steal this from him from
now on, he said, the term we should be using
is white shame. Guilt means you did something wrong. Shame
is an eternal category that you can never escape from.
You can never atone for. If you are, for instance,
a white Christian male in the United States of America,
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well you belong to one of the black categories. You see,
you're one of the enemy groups to the revolution in you.
You're the enemy of everything. There is no such thing
as me, if I'm in a red category, being able
to treat you unfairly, if you're in a black category.
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If I'm in a red category, if I'm one of
the good guys, if I'm one of the revolutionaries, I
can kill you, torture you, take away your job, steal
your kids, burn down your home. You are deserving of
every terrible thing. You're in the black category, pow, and
I have a license to do these things, not just
the license of my conscience, a legal license to do
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these things because I'm I'm in the good categories. Headline,
Virginia prosecutor declines to bring charges against the woman accused
of threatening Stephen Miller. Stephen Miller's in the black category.
The death threat guy in the red. We'll be back,
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Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
wonderful Thursday. And I forgot to tell you. Remind you
that tomorrow tomorrow is ask doctor Jesse Friday. Pour your
questions onto me. All three hours belong to you tomorrow,
as they always do. Jesse at jessekellyshow dot com. Get
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your questions emailed in now. They are already coming in
hot and heavy, because you know, the routine doesn't even
have to be political. Ask me anything. We'll chop away
at those for three hours tomorrow. Back to what we
were discussing AOC what.
Speaker 2 (11:35):
And how Black Americans really created democracy in a strentry.
Speaker 1 (11:40):
That's exactly right, how.
Speaker 2 (11:41):
They literally made something from nothing.
Speaker 1 (11:44):
I mentioned MAO had the five bad categories in five
good categories. And if you belong to the good categories,
you could do no wrong. You'd be offered legal protection,
better job status, everything you can imagine. And if you
belong to the bad categories categories he called them, well,
there was nothing you could do. There was nothing you
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could do to escape the oppression, to violence, the terror
that was coming your way. It was just things you
couldn't even control. And here's another part of this. I
want to drive home, just so you're not under the
impression that their tactics have changed. MAO very very effectively
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use the different races and ethnicities inside the borders of
China to accomplish this goal. It is common for Americans
because we don't often know a bunch of things about
other countries. It's not because we're dumb, we just don't
learn that stuff. It's common for Americans to think that
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everyone in China is just Chinese, right, It's all one big,
one big group Chinese people. China is an unbelievably old place.
I already mentioned all the different dynasties and rulers and
regions and things like that, unbelievably diverse geography there, the
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mountain people that China has and has had, all kinds
of different tribes and ethnicities and things that you would
consider different races. I realize as Westerners they all look
the same to us, but all kinds of different ones.
And how effective is it if you're a mau and
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you walk into a village and maybe these people, maybe
they don't feel like they've been given a fair shake.
Or even better, here's even better, if your mau What
if this ancient tribe you just walked into. What if
what if they have an axe to grind with that
tribe over there, What if it's even legitimate, there's real
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historical atrocities, legitimate things there. Well, what that tribe becomes
They become the ultimate recruiting center for you because you
weaponize the malcontentment, you weaponize the grievance, you weaponize the
desire for revenge, and you tell that tribe you're one
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of the good guys. You can do no wrong. I
have your back, they can do no right. It's time
to go set things right. Democrats in the United States
of America have employed this tactic to the master.
Speaker 2 (14:30):
There's a certain level of wealth and accumulation that is unearned.
Speaker 1 (14:36):
Right.
Speaker 2 (14:38):
You can't earn a billion dollars, that's right.
Speaker 1 (14:42):
You just can't earn that. That's exactly correct.
Speaker 2 (14:46):
You can you can get market power, you can break rules,
you can do all sorts of things, you can abuse
labor laws, you can pay people less than what they're worth.
But you can't earn that right, and so you have
to create a myth that since you didn't earn that,
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you have to create a myth of earning it.
Speaker 1 (15:12):
That rich guy over there, he's in one of those
black categories. In fact, the fact that he is rich.
Mau did the same thing with the landowners. The fact
that he is rich, that is all the proof you
need that he's in the black category. So if you
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want to go burn his house down, shoot him in
the face, rape his wife, go ahead, steal all his stuff,
go ahead. You deserve that, don't you understand? You deserve it.
He doesn't deserve it. You have been attacked by him.
You are the rightful heir to this country. He has
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stolen it from you. Mao preached that over and over
again to all these different minority groups around China. This
country belongs to you. You are the true heir to China.
The land, everything, it should be yours. These other people
they stole it. They stole it. You built it. The
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country actually belongs to you. Should we go hurt them?
We are the good guys, after all, they are the thieves,
the bad guys. Should we go hurt them. This mentality
is spread throughout the Democrat Party. It has become so
ingrained in the average everyday Democrat. This is just how
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they look at and think about everything, and none of
them know what. None of them know they are participating
in the five Black categories, the five red categories. They're
participating in a communist tactic. As old as time, we'll
be back the Jesse Kelly Show, I like it returns
down next. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
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wonderful Thursday, as we near the end of the week.
So we'll continue on just for a couple more minutes
here on this thing, this thing that the communists have
always done, and they've done it here in the United
States of America, and it is what has led to
so many Democrats being okay with violence, committing acts of violence, assassinations.
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The concept is quite simple. If you are in one
of the favored classes, favored categories, you will be protected
and provided for, and you can do no wrong. And
in fact, you have an obligation to do wrong to
the people in the unfavored categories. You should hurt them,
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you should steal from them, you should try to kill them.
Communists have always operated in this way, and it's just
their language. Now do you hear this from Hillary Clinton?
Speaker 3 (18:01):
Extreme heat has to be viewed as one of the
most dangerous results of the changing climate, and so what
are we going to do about it? I mean, it
is happening, and we know it's happening. And while we
race to find you know, big changes and transitions that
have to go on, we have to worry about what's
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happening on the ground. With so many millions of people,
in particular women.
Speaker 1 (18:32):
What setting aside all the other commy gobblygook in there,
it's extreme heat and the climate's changing and everything else.
And guess who's most uniquely at danger women? Because everyone
knows men don't feel heat the same way. Well, all
the truth is, this is how democrats have learned to talk.
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Women are part of the favored class. So of course,
whatever the subject is you're bringing up, you have to
bring it up in the context of this is why
it's uniquely dangerous to you, and why you should go
hurt people in the bad categories to try to make
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everything right. And it is it's become so ingrained in
their way of thinking that I saw this article today.
The headline is it's from NBC News. Kamala Harris, you
know Dome. She wants the DNC to release its autopsy
report of the twenty twenty four campaign. It's a little
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background on this. This happens all the time. After a
political party loses a presidential race, that political party will
pay some idiot political consultant millions and millions of dollars
to sit down and work up a report, poll numbers,
everything else and figure out, Hey, why did we lose.
That's why it's called an autopsy. The body's laying there,
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let's cut it open, some tests. Why is this guy dead?
Why did we lose an election? And they dig into it,
and Dome is asking the DNC to release it and
so on. But if you skip down far enough in
the article, what's a few pages in, you get to
this little gem. I want to remind you that it's
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not just that they think in these terms. He's in
this category and she's in that category, and he's in
that one, and she's in that one. It's not just
that they think like this. It is so ingrained in
their thinking. They are convinced that you think like this.
Here's a headline, some even or not headline from the article.
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Some even whisper to one another that the party will
be doomed in twenty twenty eight if it nominates another
woman or another person of color. After Harris and Hillary
Clinton lost in the twenty twenty four and twenty six
teen elections to Trump, think for a moment about how
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insane that is. Hillary Clinton is a historically bad political candidate.
She doesn't have the charisma of her husband. Sure, she
can win a Senate race in New York, which where
she can basically buy a Senate seat in New York.
But when it comes to running for president, you have
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to have national appeal. You know, Hillary Clinton was uniquely
terrible in this regard. Dome probably topped Hillary Clinton as
far as being a worse candidate for president for all
the things we talk about all the time. Awkward, doesn't
know anything about anything, no charisma, just seems out of place.
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You could sit down and talk for ten minutes about
why Kamala Harris lost and why didn't work out for you,
can do the same thing for him would be Clinton.
The Communists looked and said to themselves, it's definitely because
they're women. It's that that was actually the problem. The
problem is all these other guys they're thinking about the categories.
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You never thought about that. I mean, I'm assuming you didn't.
You certainly didn't care that Kamala Harris had a darker complexion.
What is she Jamaican, Chris, Jamaican and Indian? I don't know. Whatever,
doesn't matter. That was nothing that mattered at all, That
never even crossed my mind. Why would I give a crap.
You didn't like that she was an idiot and a
communist who was going to ruin everything, so that's why
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you bounced her. But to the communist who only thinks
in the terms of these categories, it's everything. This is
part of the reason I played this yesterday. I'll play
it again even though it' said I wouldn't. I'm a
liar from your Rubio. And again I like Rubio a lot.
I'm really not trying a dog on him. But we
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have to set this aciety. How for America it's always been.
I think it's the hope I hope we all share.
We wanted to continue to be the place where anyone
from anywhere can achieve anything. That is exactly how you
end up with an ethnic war inside the United States
of America, of warring tribes who are trying to campaign
on racial grievances, where you get one people hating another
people that exact kind of thing. Anyone can come here
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and get rich. No, let's set that aside. Let's not
do that anymore. It's do some emails. Hey, Jesse, the
subject to this one is Napoleon. I love your history stories.
The word is not further. The word is farther. You
cannot go fur Therefore you cannot go further, go far farther.
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You know that I went to community college, right? Are
you aware that I do not even have an associate's degree? What, Chris,
how many years community college? We're gonna call it three three? Look? Years?
Is such a such a subjective term? All right, we're
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gonna call it three years plus No, not another year
at Montana University plus another. We should probably call it
a half year at Montana State University. Remember the very
first semester at Montana State University, I got a zero
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point zero grade point average. I don't I don't know
that you can consider yourself to have attended if you
don't get any grades. You realize that's the university telling
you you pretty much weren't here. That's that's what they're saying.
So we'll call it a half year there, a half
year either way. I'm just a white trash guy, I'm
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going to mispronounce words by this point in time. I
think that's baked into the cake. Hey, Doc vest please
do a full hour on the Napoleon Retreat tonight. Your
history segments are awesome. That you're true calling buddy. You're
a pretty decent political guy. But the history segments are phenomenal.
Keep up the good work, Okay. I am thrilled that
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you have enjoyed the Napoleon Retreat from Russia. History we've
been doing, and as always, I'm always going to be
working on another one. I'm not working on another one
yet because I haven't decided exactly which route I'm going
to go. I might start piecing together some sort of
revolutionary war story, because I know our two hundred and
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fiftieth birthday is. It's a couple months away, but I
think I might have time on that. I might try
to work in another history story before that one. This
is a long way of me saying I haven't made
the decision yet. Okay, all right. I don't like being
lied to and I don't believe in generalized victim campaigns.
We'll talk about both these things. We'll be back. Jesse
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Kelly Vaccian it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
Fantastic Thursday. Member. Tomorrow is ask Doctor Jesse Friday, and
you need to get your questions emailed in right now
to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Before we get
to I don't like being lied to and generalize victim campaigns.
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I have to address something horrible that Jewish producer Chris
just said when we came back with that song ac
DC long Way to the Top. Chris said, is this
the only acceptable use of bagpipes? Do you seriously not
like bagpipes? You don't find bagpipes to be soothing? You
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know what? What? Yes? I said bagpipes are soothing? You
don't find that to be enjoyable. If you find yourself
in the vicinity of a Saint Patti's Day parade and
they're playing bagpipes, you don't like that? Are you serious?
It makes you want to drink? You know there's something
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too there obviously is something to DNA and heritage. You
know that. I don't really know anything about my family's
super ancient history background. Sorry, we're just not those kind
of people. And I am curious in case you're wondering.
But I also don't want the government receiving samples of
my DNA, so I've never wanted to send in anything
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to those you know DNA. We'll tell you about your
great great grandpa things I'm curious. I wish I could
find out, but I can't find out without the government
stealing my information, So I'm not going to do it now.
That said, I understand that there's obviously some German in there.
From my mom's side, I know that, And on my
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dad's side, my last name's Kelly. That's about as Irish
as you can possibly get. So there's quite a bit
of Irish in me somewhere. Maybe that's why. Maybe it's
just ingrained in me, Chris, where I have a better
ear for wonderful music and you you don't what, Chris?
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You like Polka? That is the lamest thing in the world.
How are you? How are you always lame? Honestly? You know?
I want to move on. Chief Justice John Roberts says
the Supreme Court doesn't have purely political actors. Let me
explain something to you about trust. Something we've talked about many,
many times before. Trust is a thing that if you
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lose it, it doesn't come back. Overnight. It doesn't come
back with an apology. It's not how it works at all.
If trust is lost, any kind of trust, business, personal,
government trust, If trust is lost, there's only one way
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to earn it back. There is look, And honestly, I
wish there were other ways, easier ways. There is not.
You have to be open about everything, not just apologetic.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Here's what I did, Here's what
I lied about, Here's what this, here's what that. I
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am sorry. I am an open book. Ask me anything,
I'll tell you. You want to know this, I'll show you.
I am an open book. I am sorry. Now. Even that,
even that, it's not instant. Even with that, if trust
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can be earned back, it takes time, depending on the
level of betrayal or whatever we're talking about, it takes
a certain amount of time to earn it back, no
question about that. So to all these evil systems and
all these institutions that have violated our trust over and
over again, it blows my mind that they all consistently
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try to just lie and deny when trust has been
violated over and over and over again. That is the
exact opposite of how you earn back trust. That's how
you make distrust worse. We see Kaitanji Brown Jackson and
the things she says, We see these communist judges and
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the things they say. It's obvious to everybody these people
are communist actors. We do not trust them at all.
Standing up in front of us and saying, hey, we
don't have purely political people here. Come on, John, That
makes it so much worse. It makes it so much worse.
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And I know John Roberts, I know he thinks he's
protecting the institution. Institutions always do when they do this thing.
Whenever they do this, they always think, oh gosh, we
can't we can't admit we're wrong. Then the institution looks bad.
We have to cover it up. Remember remember when they
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leaked the Dobbs decision when Rovers's way got overturned, and
we'd never had a major leak like that before ever
in the history of the Supreme Court, and clearly one
of the commedi judges or one of the comedy judges
clerks leaked it out there to try to get Supreme
Court justices killed and all the other horrible things that happen.
And remember there was supposed to be because it was
such an egregious violation of Supreme Court rules. It was
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supposed to be a major investigation where the Federal Bureau
of Investigation combs through every single person's life until they
find the person responsible and then they throw the book
at them. So nothing like that ever happens again, And
instead John Roberts, worried about the institution, said, you know, nah,
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no FBI, No, Well, you know what we'll you know
what we'll do. We'll handle this internally. Don't you love
when they say that this is an internal matter, will
handle it internally. No surprise, surprise, It got handled, and
we never found the guy or girl whoever it is.
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Now that distrust permanent. That person who leaked the last
one probably still sitting there, probably ready to leak another one.
These people who run corrupt institutions that have violated our
trust over and over and over again, they all do
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the same thing, and it's always the exact opposite of
what they should do. They just keep lying more and
covering up, and lying more and covering up, making the
distrust deeper and deeper and deeper. If you want to
earn trust back, honesty, over and over and over again,
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open the books openness, over and over and over again.
That is how trust. It is the only way, how
trust is slowly but surely earned back. That is a fact.
Now we set aside politics, and I'm really genuinely honest,
I have no idea how long it's going to take me.
I do not think it will take me the whole
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hour we are going to finish up Napoleon's invasion slash
retreat from Russia. Part four starts next
This is a Jesse Kelly Show, The Jesse Kelly Show.
Let's have some fun on a Thursday. All we are
so close to the end of the week you can
smell it. And we're going to talk about a communist revolution.
(00:34):
AOC's out there discussing something and it's so so helpful
to discuss it. And in discussing it, we are going
to discover why do democrats think and talk the way
they think and talk with all the death threats and
white people are evil? As we walk through the mentality
in the tactic behind it, we are going to learn
(00:57):
a lot about the motivations, what drives these people, Why
do they say and do the things they do. We're
going to start out with that on the show. One
hour from Now is Part four of the Napoleon Invasion
of Russia series. I am one hundred percent wrapping this
thing up tonight, and it may be quick. I got
(01:19):
all your emails about how you wanted to keep going
and going. I can't do it forever, all right, So
we'll wrap that up tonight Part four. The final part
is that we're going to talk about. Look, you don't
have to lie to me, just be honest. This is
going to be about the Chief Justice. GOP establishment types
are mad about what happened in Indiana. I don't really
(01:42):
care about these movements where people are being assaulted if
they don't name who's doing the assaulting. All that Democrats
cheat in elections and so much more. Coming up tonight
on the world famous Jesse Kelly's show. I want to
begin here right here, actually with an email. It's an email.
(02:04):
The subject to this one is malcontents and he says this,
how is it that someone I'll use John Cougar Melloncamp
as an example, was as successful as he was, had
a beautiful wife and kids, could be a malcontent. He
was one of my favorite musicians. Now he's filled with hate.
(02:26):
He throws temper tantrums if someone in the crowd yells
to play music instead of lecturing to the crowd. How
does one become so filled with hate? And I'll combine
that little email with this story. Mark Hamill. He's that
guy who played Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars movies.
The headline is Mark Hamillo. Mark Hamill posts a photo
(02:48):
depicting dead Trump just days after the assassination attempt. You
can go look at it. It's some stupid AI cartoon
where Trump's lying dead in a coffin. You know how
it goes, Mark camp, animals cheering it on, so on
and so forth. Okay, how do we get here? How's
(03:08):
that possible? How are this many people so angry, violent
and miserable? All right, well, there's there's a lot to this,
but I want to play you something from AOC. I
wind up playing it a couple of times, so don't
worry if you don't. If you don't get it the
first time, we're going to come back to it. AOC
(03:29):
the Communist is out there doing these interviews. When she
said something today she's being mocked for, and yes it's
mock worthy. Mock her all you want, but please listen
to what she's saying and understand there is a tactic
here that communists have been using forever.
Speaker 2 (03:45):
And how Black Americans really created democracy in this country.
Speaker 1 (03:50):
That's exactly right.
Speaker 2 (03:51):
How they literally made something from nothing.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
What everyone's making fun of today, What are you talking about?
That's not even that's not even close to true. What
black people created democracy in America? That that's insane. There
were all kinds of people who created What do you
do what Let me explain. Have you ever heard of
(04:17):
the five Black categories and the five red categories? You
ever heard of that in your life? Okay, long time ago,
China was a place that was divided up. There were
various kings, and they were long dynasties. There were all
these Chinese empires basically. Then those dynasties slowly but surely crumbled.
(04:40):
Genghis Khan helped things along a little bit. Anyway, Those
Chinese dynasties slowly crumbled. China became a land ruled by
who had the most swords and shields at the time,
warlords essentially, But this only lasts so long in a country. Eventually,
China became a war, a civil war between the nationalists
(05:05):
led by mostly Chang Kai Shek you've probably heard of
the name that's not important, and Communist revolutionaries. Of course,
you do know Maose Dung. If you've ever listened to
this show, you were well aware of Maose Dung, one
of the leaders. He wasn't the leader in the beginning,
I should know, but well, just for simplicity's sake, Maose
Dung the leader of the Communist revolution. All right, So
(05:28):
if you are Mao, you don't have as many guns,
you don't have as much wealth. The nationalist types at
this time were more in control of the cities, the
city areas. Rural China then and now is it's a
very poor place, very very poor. The internet will show
(05:50):
you videos of China and all you see are these
mega cities and lights and fireworks and wow. You look
at it and for five seconds and you say something stupid,
like there's so much more modern than we are. Yeah,
go out to the countryside. You'll be horrified. Rural China
was very poor back then too, and Mao he needed
(06:12):
an army, he needed recruits, and so Mao came up
with this concept. You see, there were five red categories.
Now what does that mean? Five red categories? Well, I'll
read it this way. They were considered to be the
(06:32):
social classes favored by the Chinese Communist Party, poor and
lower middle peasants, workers, revolutionary soldiers, revolutionaries, cadres. A cadre
is a party member that's in good standing. You know
how I always tell you about you need an updated
system membership card, always having to prove your loyalty. That's
(06:55):
a cadre thing. Every time. Jimmy Kimmel gets up and
gives an unfunny consulting Trump. That's him trying to maintain
his cadre status anyway. And finally revolutionary martyrs people of course,
who have died or lost family members on behalf of
the communist cause. Now, who were those people as it
(07:16):
pertains to the United States of America today, those are
the people. They can get away with anything anything. They
are going to get off scott free on crimes or
get off with almost no punishment on crimes. Every time
you see some street animal who's committed a thousand rapes
(07:37):
and then he gets some DEI communist judge and she
tells him he's just had a rough upbringing and he's misunderstood.
He needs ninety days of treatment, and she lets him go.
The purpose of that is he's in one of the
red categories. He's one of the favored groups. DEI itself
the reason they love it so much. These are all
the favored groups. It's been put into place in government
(08:00):
across Corporate America. Corporate America will brag to your face
that they are going to punish black categories and favor
red categories. That's why you'll walk down the Jetway on Delta,
and you'll see a poster on the side that says
Delta has committed to hiring twenty percent women by next year.
What are you talking about? You mean you're gonna You're
(08:21):
going to eliminate men from the jobs. Men, Men aren't qualified.
What do you do well? Women are in the red categories,
the favored men are in the black categories. Not favor anyway,
that was the five red categories. There were five black
categories as well. Now in China, these were landlords, rich farmers,
(08:45):
counter revolutionaries, bad influencers. Isn't that hilarious because that can
mean anybody and rightists that would be people like you
and me. Now that doesn't directly mirror what democrats, what
communists do today, but it pretty much does. You see,
there are categories where you you are the bad guy
(09:08):
no matter what, because you're in one of the bad categories.
For instance, in this country, if you are a white male,
a white male, you have something. And I'm gonna steal
Alvin Lewis's term. Alvin louis really sharp guy. You know
(09:28):
how we always use the term white guilt. He says,
that's incorrect, and I'm gonna steal this from him from
now on, he said, the term we should be using
is white shame. Guilt means you did something wrong. Shame
is an eternal category that you can never escape from.
You can never atone for. If you are, for instance,
a white Christian male in the United States of America,
(09:50):
well you belong to one of the black categories. You see,
you're one of the enemy groups to the revolution in you.
You're the enemy of everything. There is no such thing
as me, if I'm in a red category, being able
to treat you unfairly, if you're in a black category.
(10:12):
If I'm in a red category, if I'm one of
the good guys, if I'm one of the revolutionaries, I
can kill you, torture you, take away your job, steal
your kids, burn down your home. You are deserving of
every terrible thing. You're in the black category, pow, and
I have a license to do these things, not just
the license of my conscience, a legal license to do
(10:36):
these things because I'm I'm in the good categories. Headline,
Virginia prosecutor declines to bring charges against the woman accused
of threatening Stephen Miller. Stephen Miller's in the black category.
The death threat guy in the red. We'll be back,
(10:56):
Jesse Kelly. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
wonderful Thursday. And I forgot to tell you. Remind you
that tomorrow tomorrow is ask doctor Jesse Friday. Pour your
questions onto me. All three hours belong to you tomorrow,
as they always do. Jesse at jessekellyshow dot com. Get
(11:20):
your questions emailed in now. They are already coming in
hot and heavy, because you know, the routine doesn't even
have to be political. Ask me anything. We'll chop away
at those for three hours tomorrow. Back to what we
were discussing AOC what.
Speaker 2 (11:35):
And how Black Americans really created democracy in a strentry.
Speaker 1 (11:40):
That's exactly right, how.
Speaker 2 (11:41):
They literally made something from nothing.
Speaker 1 (11:44):
I mentioned MAO had the five bad categories in five
good categories. And if you belong to the good categories,
you could do no wrong. You'd be offered legal protection,
better job status, everything you can imagine. And if you
belong to the bad categories categories he called them, well,
there was nothing you could do. There was nothing you
(12:05):
could do to escape the oppression, to violence, the terror
that was coming your way. It was just things you
couldn't even control. And here's another part of this. I
want to drive home, just so you're not under the
impression that their tactics have changed. MAO very very effectively
(12:25):
use the different races and ethnicities inside the borders of
China to accomplish this goal. It is common for Americans
because we don't often know a bunch of things about
other countries. It's not because we're dumb, we just don't
learn that stuff. It's common for Americans to think that
(12:46):
everyone in China is just Chinese, right, It's all one big,
one big group Chinese people. China is an unbelievably old place.
I already mentioned all the different dynasties and rulers and
regions and things like that, unbelievably diverse geography there, the
(13:06):
mountain people that China has and has had, all kinds
of different tribes and ethnicities and things that you would
consider different races. I realize as Westerners they all look
the same to us, but all kinds of different ones.
And how effective is it if you're a mau and
(13:29):
you walk into a village and maybe these people, maybe
they don't feel like they've been given a fair shake.
Or even better, here's even better, if your mau What
if this ancient tribe you just walked into. What if
what if they have an axe to grind with that
tribe over there, What if it's even legitimate, there's real
(13:55):
historical atrocities, legitimate things there. Well, what that tribe becomes
They become the ultimate recruiting center for you because you
weaponize the malcontentment, you weaponize the grievance, you weaponize the
desire for revenge, and you tell that tribe you're one
(14:15):
of the good guys. You can do no wrong. I
have your back, they can do no right. It's time
to go set things right. Democrats in the United States
of America have employed this tactic to the master.
Speaker 2 (14:30):
There's a certain level of wealth and accumulation that is unearned.
Speaker 1 (14:36):
Right.
Speaker 2 (14:38):
You can't earn a billion dollars, that's right.
Speaker 1 (14:42):
You just can't earn that. That's exactly correct.
Speaker 2 (14:46):
You can you can get market power, you can break rules,
you can do all sorts of things, you can abuse
labor laws, you can pay people less than what they're worth.
But you can't earn that right, and so you have
to create a myth that since you didn't earn that,
(15:09):
you have to create a myth of earning it.
Speaker 1 (15:12):
That rich guy over there, he's in one of those
black categories. In fact, the fact that he is rich.
Mau did the same thing with the landowners. The fact
that he is rich, that is all the proof you
need that he's in the black category. So if you
(15:33):
want to go burn his house down, shoot him in
the face, rape his wife, go ahead, steal all his stuff,
go ahead. You deserve that, don't you understand? You deserve it.
He doesn't deserve it. You have been attacked by him.
You are the rightful heir to this country. He has
(15:55):
stolen it from you. Mao preached that over and over
again to all these different minority groups around China. This
country belongs to you. You are the true heir to China.
The land, everything, it should be yours. These other people
they stole it. They stole it. You built it. The
(16:18):
country actually belongs to you. Should we go hurt them?
We are the good guys, after all, they are the thieves,
the bad guys. Should we go hurt them. This mentality
is spread throughout the Democrat Party. It has become so
ingrained in the average everyday Democrat. This is just how
(16:41):
they look at and think about everything, and none of
them know what. None of them know they are participating
in the five Black categories, the five red categories. They're
participating in a communist tactic. As old as time, we'll
be back the Jesse Kelly Show, I like it returns
down next. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
(17:04):
wonderful Thursday, as we near the end of the week.
So we'll continue on just for a couple more minutes
here on this thing, this thing that the communists have
always done, and they've done it here in the United
States of America, and it is what has led to
so many Democrats being okay with violence, committing acts of violence, assassinations.
(17:28):
The concept is quite simple. If you are in one
of the favored classes, favored categories, you will be protected
and provided for, and you can do no wrong. And
in fact, you have an obligation to do wrong to
the people in the unfavored categories. You should hurt them,
(17:51):
you should steal from them, you should try to kill them.
Communists have always operated in this way, and it's just
their language. Now do you hear this from Hillary Clinton?
Speaker 3 (18:01):
Extreme heat has to be viewed as one of the
most dangerous results of the changing climate, and so what
are we going to do about it? I mean, it
is happening, and we know it's happening. And while we
race to find you know, big changes and transitions that
have to go on, we have to worry about what's
(18:23):
happening on the ground. With so many millions of people,
in particular women.
Speaker 1 (18:32):
What setting aside all the other commy gobblygook in there,
it's extreme heat and the climate's changing and everything else.
And guess who's most uniquely at danger women? Because everyone
knows men don't feel heat the same way. Well, all
the truth is, this is how democrats have learned to talk.
(18:53):
Women are part of the favored class. So of course,
whatever the subject is you're bringing up, you have to
bring it up in the context of this is why
it's uniquely dangerous to you, and why you should go
hurt people in the bad categories to try to make
(19:14):
everything right. And it is it's become so ingrained in
their way of thinking that I saw this article today.
The headline is it's from NBC News. Kamala Harris, you
know Dome. She wants the DNC to release its autopsy
report of the twenty twenty four campaign. It's a little
(19:36):
background on this. This happens all the time. After a
political party loses a presidential race, that political party will
pay some idiot political consultant millions and millions of dollars
to sit down and work up a report, poll numbers,
everything else and figure out, Hey, why did we lose.
That's why it's called an autopsy. The body's laying there,
(19:58):
let's cut it open, some tests. Why is this guy dead?
Why did we lose an election? And they dig into it,
and Dome is asking the DNC to release it and
so on. But if you skip down far enough in
the article, what's a few pages in, you get to
this little gem. I want to remind you that it's
(20:20):
not just that they think in these terms. He's in
this category and she's in that category, and he's in
that one, and she's in that one. It's not just
that they think like this. It is so ingrained in
their thinking. They are convinced that you think like this.
Here's a headline, some even or not headline from the article.
(20:43):
Some even whisper to one another that the party will
be doomed in twenty twenty eight if it nominates another
woman or another person of color. After Harris and Hillary
Clinton lost in the twenty twenty four and twenty six
teen elections to Trump, think for a moment about how
(21:06):
insane that is. Hillary Clinton is a historically bad political candidate.
She doesn't have the charisma of her husband. Sure, she
can win a Senate race in New York, which where
she can basically buy a Senate seat in New York.
But when it comes to running for president, you have
(21:28):
to have national appeal. You know, Hillary Clinton was uniquely
terrible in this regard. Dome probably topped Hillary Clinton as
far as being a worse candidate for president for all
the things we talk about all the time. Awkward, doesn't
know anything about anything, no charisma, just seems out of place.
(21:51):
You could sit down and talk for ten minutes about
why Kamala Harris lost and why didn't work out for you,
can do the same thing for him would be Clinton.
The Communists looked and said to themselves, it's definitely because
they're women. It's that that was actually the problem. The
problem is all these other guys they're thinking about the categories.
(22:16):
You never thought about that. I mean, I'm assuming you didn't.
You certainly didn't care that Kamala Harris had a darker complexion.
What is she Jamaican, Chris, Jamaican and Indian? I don't know. Whatever,
doesn't matter. That was nothing that mattered at all, That
never even crossed my mind. Why would I give a crap.
You didn't like that she was an idiot and a
communist who was going to ruin everything, so that's why
(22:37):
you bounced her. But to the communist who only thinks
in the terms of these categories, it's everything. This is
part of the reason I played this yesterday. I'll play
it again even though it' said I wouldn't. I'm a
liar from your Rubio. And again I like Rubio a lot.
I'm really not trying a dog on him. But we
(22:58):
have to set this aciety. How for America it's always been.
I think it's the hope I hope we all share.
We wanted to continue to be the place where anyone
from anywhere can achieve anything. That is exactly how you
end up with an ethnic war inside the United States
of America, of warring tribes who are trying to campaign
on racial grievances, where you get one people hating another
people that exact kind of thing. Anyone can come here
(23:21):
and get rich. No, let's set that aside. Let's not
do that anymore. It's do some emails. Hey, Jesse, the
subject to this one is Napoleon. I love your history stories.
The word is not further. The word is farther. You
cannot go fur Therefore you cannot go further, go far farther.
(23:48):
You know that I went to community college, right? Are
you aware that I do not even have an associate's degree? What, Chris,
how many years community college? We're gonna call it three three? Look? Years?
Is such a such a subjective term? All right, we're
(24:08):
gonna call it three years plus No, not another year
at Montana University plus another. We should probably call it
a half year at Montana State University. Remember the very
first semester at Montana State University, I got a zero
(24:29):
point zero grade point average. I don't I don't know
that you can consider yourself to have attended if you
don't get any grades. You realize that's the university telling
you you pretty much weren't here. That's that's what they're saying.
So we'll call it a half year there, a half
year either way. I'm just a white trash guy, I'm
(24:53):
going to mispronounce words by this point in time. I
think that's baked into the cake. Hey, Doc vest please
do a full hour on the Napoleon Retreat tonight. Your
history segments are awesome. That you're true calling buddy. You're
a pretty decent political guy. But the history segments are phenomenal.
Keep up the good work, Okay. I am thrilled that
(25:18):
you have enjoyed the Napoleon Retreat from Russia. History we've
been doing, and as always, I'm always going to be
working on another one. I'm not working on another one
yet because I haven't decided exactly which route I'm going
to go. I might start piecing together some sort of
revolutionary war story, because I know our two hundred and
(25:39):
fiftieth birthday is. It's a couple months away, but I
think I might have time on that. I might try
to work in another history story before that one. This
is a long way of me saying I haven't made
the decision yet. Okay, all right. I don't like being
lied to and I don't believe in generalized victim campaigns.
We'll talk about both these things. We'll be back. Jesse
(26:01):
Kelly Vaccian it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
Fantastic Thursday. Member. Tomorrow is ask Doctor Jesse Friday, and
you need to get your questions emailed in right now
to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Before we get
to I don't like being lied to and generalize victim campaigns.
(26:24):
I have to address something horrible that Jewish producer Chris
just said when we came back with that song ac
DC long Way to the Top. Chris said, is this
the only acceptable use of bagpipes? Do you seriously not
like bagpipes? You don't find bagpipes to be soothing? You
(26:45):
know what? What? Yes? I said bagpipes are soothing? You
don't find that to be enjoyable. If you find yourself
in the vicinity of a Saint Patti's Day parade and
they're playing bagpipes, you don't like that? Are you serious?
It makes you want to drink? You know there's something
(27:08):
too there obviously is something to DNA and heritage. You
know that. I don't really know anything about my family's
super ancient history background. Sorry, we're just not those kind
of people. And I am curious in case you're wondering.
But I also don't want the government receiving samples of
my DNA, so I've never wanted to send in anything
(27:31):
to those you know DNA. We'll tell you about your
great great grandpa things I'm curious. I wish I could
find out, but I can't find out without the government
stealing my information, So I'm not going to do it now.
That said, I understand that there's obviously some German in there.
From my mom's side, I know that, And on my
(27:52):
dad's side, my last name's Kelly. That's about as Irish
as you can possibly get. So there's quite a bit
of Irish in me somewhere. Maybe that's why. Maybe it's
just ingrained in me, Chris, where I have a better
ear for wonderful music and you you don't what, Chris?
(28:16):
You like Polka? That is the lamest thing in the world.
How are you? How are you always lame? Honestly? You know?
I want to move on. Chief Justice John Roberts says
the Supreme Court doesn't have purely political actors. Let me
explain something to you about trust. Something we've talked about many,
many times before. Trust is a thing that if you
(28:43):
lose it, it doesn't come back. Overnight. It doesn't come
back with an apology. It's not how it works at all.
If trust is lost, any kind of trust, business, personal,
government trust, If trust is lost, there's only one way
(29:07):
to earn it back. There is look, And honestly, I
wish there were other ways, easier ways. There is not.
You have to be open about everything, not just apologetic.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Here's what I did, Here's what
I lied about, Here's what this, here's what that. I
(29:32):
am sorry. I am an open book. Ask me anything,
I'll tell you. You want to know this, I'll show you.
I am an open book. I am sorry. Now. Even that,
even that, it's not instant. Even with that, if trust
(29:52):
can be earned back, it takes time, depending on the
level of betrayal or whatever we're talking about, it takes
a certain amount of time to earn it back, no
question about that. So to all these evil systems and
all these institutions that have violated our trust over and
over again, it blows my mind that they all consistently
(30:17):
try to just lie and deny when trust has been
violated over and over and over again. That is the
exact opposite of how you earn back trust. That's how
you make distrust worse. We see Kaitanji Brown Jackson and
the things she says, We see these communist judges and
(30:39):
the things they say. It's obvious to everybody these people
are communist actors. We do not trust them at all.
Standing up in front of us and saying, hey, we
don't have purely political people here. Come on, John, That
makes it so much worse. It makes it so much worse.
(31:01):
And I know John Roberts, I know he thinks he's
protecting the institution. Institutions always do when they do this thing.
Whenever they do this, they always think, oh gosh, we
can't we can't admit we're wrong. Then the institution looks bad.
We have to cover it up. Remember remember when they
(31:23):
leaked the Dobbs decision when Rovers's way got overturned, and
we'd never had a major leak like that before ever
in the history of the Supreme Court, and clearly one
of the commedi judges or one of the comedy judges
clerks leaked it out there to try to get Supreme
Court justices killed and all the other horrible things that happen.
And remember there was supposed to be because it was
such an egregious violation of Supreme Court rules. It was
(31:46):
supposed to be a major investigation where the Federal Bureau
of Investigation combs through every single person's life until they
find the person responsible and then they throw the book
at them. So nothing like that ever happens again, And
instead John Roberts, worried about the institution, said, you know, nah,
(32:10):
no FBI, No, Well, you know what we'll you know
what we'll do. We'll handle this internally. Don't you love
when they say that this is an internal matter, will
handle it internally. No surprise, surprise, It got handled, and
we never found the guy or girl whoever it is.
(32:31):
Now that distrust permanent. That person who leaked the last
one probably still sitting there, probably ready to leak another one.
These people who run corrupt institutions that have violated our
trust over and over and over again, they all do
(32:54):
the same thing, and it's always the exact opposite of
what they should do. They just keep lying more and
covering up, and lying more and covering up, making the
distrust deeper and deeper and deeper. If you want to
earn trust back, honesty, over and over and over again,
(33:18):
open the books openness, over and over and over again.
That is how trust. It is the only way, how
trust is slowly but surely earned back. That is a fact.
Now we set aside politics, and I'm really genuinely honest,
I have no idea how long it's going to take me.
I do not think it will take me the whole
(33:38):
hour we are going to finish up Napoleon's invasion slash
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