January 15, 2026 • 46 mins
The Supreme Court just handed Republicans a big win on election integrity. In this edition of I'm Right, Jesse Kelly chats with U.S. Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon about the case and a variety of other news-breaking topics. Jesse also catches up with Ammon Blair, who has some insight into the mass deportation operation. You'll also hear from Jennifer Galardi on an epidemic plaguing women across the country.
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Why are the communists like this? Why are they so different?
We're going to talk about that tonight. Harmeat Dylan joins us.
The DOJ has new action, Trump is taking action. All
that so much more coming up tonight, And I'm right.
(00:23):
Let saw a poll yesterday, and you know polls can
be off, but let's assume this poll, for the sake
of argument, is anywhere close to being acturate, and it
probably was given the sample size of it, that showed
abolishing ice unpopular with Republicans, obviously unpopular with the Independence,
(00:44):
but abolishing Ice has seventy plus percent approval rating in
the Democrat Party. I'm not talking about politicians. I'm talking
about Democrats, the Democrats in your life. Democrats, you mean
seventy percent. When you get to a point with any
political party in any country, on any issue where the
(01:06):
base the voter is seventy percent in favor of something,
that is the party, that is the stance of the party.
No Democrat politician can stand for ice when seventy percent
of their voting base is for abolishing ice. Now let's
just pause for a moment and think about this Ice.
(01:28):
I know the communists have worked very hard. We'll get
to that in a moment about ice being controversial, But
you will understand that I shouldn't even be partisan, right,
It shouldn't be a partisan issue whether you're a Republican
or a Democrat, or a Green Party or libertarian or
but wherever you are deporting people who are in your
(01:50):
country illegally, that's just how you run a country. No,
shouldn't be left wing or right wing. That's just how
you run a country. So when it's basic common sense
to you and to me, and yet beyond you, would
we to the normies out there when it's basic common
sense that you have to have some sort of deportation
(02:14):
forced deporting legals. When that's basic common sense, why don't
Democrats think that way? And it's not one are two?
How is it possible that the vast majority of Democrats
don't think that way? Well, that that brings me to
what we're going to discuss. It's a discussion we've had before,
(02:35):
but we are going to come back to this over
and over and over again, because what I'm trying to
do when we talk about this, I'm trying to save
you frustration because I get that sense a lot from
people on the right that they're very frustrated in their
dealings with Democrats and their dealings with the left. They're
(02:56):
frustrated because it's like they don't understand basic it's like
the logic completely escapes them. And I see so much
of good natured people, and maybe this is you. I
see so much. I don't understand how you could how
you could think that way. But I don't understand. I
don't understand. I don't understand. So let me help you understand.
(03:18):
And I'm not saying it will make you feel better,
but I am saying it may is a little bit
of your frustration the next time you're dealing with the
liberal a pagy in your life, whether you work with them,
or you're married to them, or it's your daughter, or
who knows, whatever, the Democrat, whoever the democrat is in
your life. Democrats democrats live. And then I'm not trying
(03:43):
to be mean here. Democrats live in a world of
meg believe. It's a world that is not real. And
I want you to keep something in mind when I
discuss this, and we're going about to play a couple things. You,
because you're a sane person on the right, you have
to face you have to listen to you have to
watch left wing communist opinion all day, every day. Why, well,
(04:07):
that's that's the corporate media, NBC, ABC, CBS, CNED that
it's the corporate media, all the major newspapers in the country,
New York Times, LA Times, Washington Post. It's the ideology
of the university system of Hollywood. If you're somebody on
the right, maybe you call yourself a conservative or an
anti communist, having to take in communist opinion is unavoidable
(04:31):
for you. You see it everywhere. You could argue with it,
you can ignore it. You're going to see it. But
if you are a democrat, if you are a communist,
you don't ever have to hear from a right winger.
You don't ever have to hear a right wing opinion
at all, because right wing opinion is maybe watching the first, Well,
(04:54):
you have to go find the first. It's not every channel.
Maybe you listen to my radio show, the Jesse Kelly Show,
Well you have to find it on the radio, download
the podcast, any any of the websites, the right wing
websites you may listen you may go to to get
your news. You have to go seek them out. It's
not going to be spoonfit to you by society. Therefore,
(05:15):
Democrats can reside in a world of make believe and
not even know it. Democrats, especially Democrat women, how are
these people so insane? They watched the view.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
Trump is looking for this kind of pandemonium to go on,
like you just described, so that he can declare martial
law or something and also cancel the midterms.
Speaker 3 (05:40):
Well, underwatch, you will have high elections.
Speaker 1 (05:43):
That's what That's what she said.
Speaker 2 (05:45):
But look, because he's worried, he's say.
Speaker 3 (05:46):
I administer the Democratic Congress. Next time I will be impeached,
which means that he could be convicted and sent to jail.
He does not want it here to happen.
Speaker 1 (05:58):
He's going to cancel the midterms. Then you hear that,
and your rule your eyes, you laugh, maybe you pour
scorn on that hag, But understand that the Democrat in
your life here's that, and then goes out into the world,
listens to NPR on the radio. They don't ever hear
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the opposite side of that. Ever, unless they seek it out,
they don't ever hear the opposite side of that. The NBA. Look,
this is all over the sports world. Maybe you're a
Democrat but kind of enorm me Democrat. And maybe you
don't watch the view, but you're into sports. It's NBA season. Hey,
(06:44):
what happened in Minneapolis. Oh, here's what the NBA says.
Speaker 4 (06:48):
It's shameful really that in our country we can have
law enforcement officers who commit murder and seemingly get away
with it.
Speaker 5 (06:58):
You know what happened in Minnesota is it was a
straight up murder in my opinion, and it's awful. You know,
this lady is probably trying to go home and she
didn't make it home, and that's really sad. So this,
the whole ICE thing is is it's a travesty. You know,
(07:19):
it's clearly to me it's we're we're attacking brown people,
and I just happened to be brown.
Speaker 6 (07:27):
I want my taxes to pay for ice to mask
thugs to roam our streets and terrorize our communities from
most angles, near and far. Looks like she was trying
to get.
Speaker 7 (07:43):
Away and he shot her three times in the head,
murdered in cold blood. And this administration, these these people
who are trying to tell us not to believe what
we see.
Speaker 1 (07:59):
Straight up just trying to go home, attacking brown people
these aren't opinions that these are all lies, straight up lies,
and your liberal and Peggy believes them. And I told
you because I knew the mass deportation of foreigners would
freak out the communists so much. I told you back
(08:22):
in October of twenty twenty four exactly what would happen
once it began. You are going to have to take
that part of you when you were going to have
to set it aside, because the truth is, there's no
nice way to tell somebody you are not welcome here,
stay out. It cannot be done nicely. It cannot, and
(08:42):
it will involve tears.
Speaker 8 (08:45):
The propaganda effort around stopping this will be the largest,
most pervasive, most evil propaganda effort you have ever seen
in your life. The propaganda effort.
Speaker 1 (08:59):
Is not going to be just a bunch of screaming
harpies now that are the illegal state. The propaganda effort
is going to be aimed directly at that kind heart
that beats in your chest. And you see it everywhere,
not just on the view, not just from Dave Matthews,
(09:22):
the major news at work network, State, ABC, NBCCBS. They
wouldn't even if they're biased, they wouldn't tell outright lies. Right,
Allow me to introduce you to the man who hosted
one of the debates for president.
Speaker 9 (09:37):
Tonight, there was breaking news just as we come on
after the shooting and killing of a mother of three
atter suv tonight, Minnesota is now suing to get ICE
agents out of the state. It comes as Homeland Security
is now surging hundreds more federal agents into that state,
teams of armed agents and neighborhoods using battering rams at
front doors.
Speaker 1 (09:59):
They just lie everything all the time, and the result
of that is widespread mental illness and the Democrat Party
and it's turning them violent. They're all over the internet
saying things like this.
Speaker 10 (10:16):
So look, I'm just gonna come out and say it.
I don't really care about the consequences anymore. I don't
care we need to kill these people. There's there's just
an alterary if I don't care. If you say how
I've got the crazy as whatever. Yeah, I do feel
crazy because we've had three people dying in like seventy
two hours, and we've had over almost thirty die in
the since in the last year to a group of
(10:39):
quote unquote law enforcement that is basically just buffed up
in Wall Cops.
Speaker 3 (10:43):
All we're learning from this is that you should hit
the gas. If they're you should you should run them over.
Speaker 2 (10:48):
You should run them over with your car, and you
should do it quickly before they can shoot you.
Speaker 10 (10:52):
I say it's time for everybody to start getting guns
and start coming out of their houses and start shooting
these Ice agents in the head when they start trying
to take over people.
Speaker 1 (11:04):
It's a terrible place to be. But I want you
to understand that's why it feels like you're talking to
the wall when you talk to a Democrat. They reside
in that world, a complete world of lies, a world
of make believe that has been constructed by them by
the evil communists in the media and in the Democrat Party.
(11:27):
Just know that you're dealing with a person who is,
by any real true definition of it, insane. That's what
we're dealing with. Insanity. You can try the best you
can to reason with it, but insane is insane. All
that may have made you uncomfortable, but I am right.
Amon Blair is going to join us in a moment
(11:48):
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Speaker 2 (12:49):
This is your city, and when I say that, I
mean everyone people who were born here in Seattle, here
from across the country and some across world. Whatever the
status did your immigration TAPA works.
Speaker 1 (13:04):
This is your.
Speaker 2 (13:05):
City and you deserve to be safe.
Speaker 3 (13:09):
So only the dignified life and how to say in
your governm.
Speaker 1 (13:14):
Yeah, we're in a pretty healthy place. Joining me now,
am and player from the Texas Public Policy Institute. He's
a senior fellow over there, and it's difficult to accept
that we're dealing with insane people who believe America should
be handed over to foreigners. It's hard to accept that,
especially for normal people. But that's where we are. We
just have to kind of deal with the world in
(13:36):
which we live, don't we. Yeah.
Speaker 11 (13:39):
Unfortunately, even the Borges, religions and ice officers in the streets,
whether you're in Minnesota, whether you're in Chicago, or whether
you're in Seattle, also have to face this as well. Look,
this is unprecedented. Uh, We're seeing the general population starting
to side with communists in the street, anarchistic groups Antifa
(14:01):
and the such converged with Also, you have Mexican cartel
affiliated gangs like the Latin Kings and other organizations that
are utilizing the human beings as a weapon. And what
I mean by that is the human beings that they're
talking about, these four nationals or illegal aliens that are
now inside of our communities are being used, whether that's
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by the Democrats, the communists, or whether that's by the
Mexican cartels, al Sabob, you name it, any organization to
completely eradicate the whole idea and concept of citizenship. They're
using them as a catalyst, whether that is images of
ice or borderatrol arresting them in the streets or in
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the homes or their workplace, and they're using the idea
and image to completely destroy a rule of law. It's
kind of like if your audience has ever read the
book nineteen eighty four, it's kind of like new speak,
where we are now blurring the lines between illegal alien,
an immigrant, and also a citizen. We're completely blurring those
(15:06):
lines and recreating a whole new language. If you if
you saw the video of I think it was the
police chief up in Portland starting to cry for those
two uh dre India AGUA members, you'll see that they're
trying to use this language saying that this was an
attack on us as a community. So no longer is
(15:28):
it there a separation between citizens uh immigrants that are
here legally or illegal aliens and then US as citizens
and criminal aliens or those that are tied to foreign
terrorist organizations. Mind you, that doesn't exist anymore. They are
now all us, the whole the lines are completely destroyed,
(15:50):
and so now what you're seeing is They're they're wanting
the the general population to now believe that citizenship was
an idea, that it's it's more like a global citizenship.
That are state sovereignty, that a national sovereignty must be
severed in order to do that, this, the actual sovereignty
of the individual must be severed. And that's what's happening.
(16:12):
They're using these human beings, They're using four nationals as
a way or a means to enact their global communist agenda.
Speaker 1 (16:20):
And what concerns me is that we're still just getting
We're still in step one here, We're still just snatching
up rapists and murderers, and that that isn't even close
to all we have to do. In order to save
the United States of America. We've got to get fifty
million of these freaking people out of the country. You
say that general public is starting to succumb to this propaganda,
(16:42):
it's being effective on them. Oh, yes, sir.
Speaker 11 (16:46):
Last time we were on, you talked about the normal people,
the normies, right, Norman Norma, Well, a lot of them
are not like us, where we are constantly trying to
update ourselves on what's going on politically, instead living their
everyday lives. They may vote, they may now vote. But
one thing they are doing, and most Americans are doing,
(17:06):
they have social media. So they're on whether that's going
to be Instagram, Facebook if you're part of the older generation,
or any other social media platform.
Speaker 1 (17:17):
All of us are there. We all have our.
Speaker 11 (17:19):
Own profile page and whatnot. So what the extreme left
is doing says they realized that it's those people that
can be molded to receive their ideologies much better. So
what they did is they got data scientists. Well to
back up Arabella Advisors, the largest dark money network, created
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a five to one C four called Galvanized Action. Galvanized
Action went out and they scoured the entire social media
network and they got all of our profiles. They used
data scientists, then they used behavior scientists to figure out
each and every one of our profiles. Then based off
of that, they figured out what our values are, whether
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that's in our religious values, political values, and then figured
out how we could use through behavior science and neuroscience,
how they could use our values against us. Like you
talk about all the time, don't let them use our
values against us. They figured out how to do that
and create not political messages, but when you go on
social media see that they have they have ads. They
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created ads that everyone, every one of us sees that
uses our values against us and to push all of
our ideas from whether that's right center, center, right center,
or left to the extreme left. And they've been successful.
You can all of your audience can go on there
right now. You can go on to Galvanized Action playbook
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and their number one topic is immigration and their number
one target is white women. They even stated right there
their number one the first target was eleven point four
million white women, and they were able to change the
voting habits by forty four percentage points, all just by
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targeting the normies that you talk about norm and norma
and so this general population. When you start seeing a
general population going to the streets going against Ice, starting
to blockade Ice, and virtual operations that were not even
a part of Antifa, that not a part of these
organizations that are claiming that they're going to use their
Second Amendment rights to come out and target Ice. There
was a viral video that just came.
Speaker 1 (19:27):
Out about that.
Speaker 11 (19:28):
Unfortunately, inputs equal outputs, and if their only inputs are
on social media and they're not listening to you, Jesse.
They're not listening to other people like ourselves or text
of Public Policy Foundation. Who are they getting their information from.
And that is the problem is that we unfortunately are
not really targeting the same population, those that are only
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voting in the general election, those that are just living
their everyday lives, the normies.
Speaker 1 (19:57):
And when we could probably spend about an hour on this,
talk about a couple other things. Let's talk about the
Trump administration freezing visas for seventy five countries.
Speaker 11 (20:07):
What's happening here, Yeah, one hundred percent. It's looking like
that all the countries that are taking advantage the United
States through whether that's through remittances or through their citizens
in the United States, taking advantage of our welfare programs,
our taxpayer dollars is really what it is. And so
(20:29):
when you look at remittances, you'll realize that a lot
of these are going back to foreign states. They're going
to also terroist networks have also plug into this, where
it's actually funding foreign terist organizations worldwide, and so these
are mechanisms that supplant those countries themselves, the foreign terist organizations,
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but also through those welfare benefits. What it's actually doing
is also making them dependent upon those who are willing
to give them the welfare, namely the Democrat Party. And
so what he's doing is he's targeting those countries where
a majority of their GDP, whether that's a few percentage
points all the way have to twenty percentage points is
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coming from their greatest export, and that is their own citizens.
In the United States, where those now citizens are not elite,
are not aligned with our constitutional principles. They are aligned
to either their country, to foreign terrorist organizations who they
may be aligned with, like Al Shabab if you're in Minnesota,
the Mexican cartels if you're in there that diaspora, or
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also to the Democrat Party themselves who are trying to
protect them from ice removal operations. So this is like
a broader scope approach to attack this situation both through
foreign diplomacy and also so it's a macroscopic view of
immigration enforcement that it will have a microscopic effect in
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our communities.
Speaker 1 (22:00):
Trump also made an announcement which was music to my
ears about sanctuary cities. Here he was.
Speaker 12 (22:05):
Starting February first, we're not making any payments to sanctuary
cities or states having sanctuary cities because they do everything
possible to protect criminals at the expense of American citizens,
and it breeds fraud and crime and all of the
other problems that comes. So we're not making any payment
to anybody that supports sanctuary.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
And so hold on, we were sending money to these
places anyway.
Speaker 11 (22:31):
Yeah, if you look at how we're actually sending money
to these places, and it's going to be through their
citizens here in the United States. Look, when they come
here into the United States, either they're going to be
getting a work permit and they're gonna be working, either
illicitly or illicitly, whether that's going to be in under
the table for construction work or whatever work they do
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here in the United States. But once again, their allegiance
aligns with those who brought them here and who are
keeping them here. What I mean by that in order
for to get for them to get to point a
where their country is into the United States, into our communities,
they must pay the piper, and that piper is the
Mexican cartels. Mexican cartels have a complete Belton Road initiative.
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They've created an entire silk road for every one of
our nations to gain access to every one of our communities.
So not only is that foreign national now tied to
the Mexican cartels, but they're also tied to those who
must they must also have allegiance to, whether that is
Radical Islam, whether that is other terrorist organizations or their
nation state.
Speaker 1 (23:35):
Like CCP. It was in twenty twenty.
Speaker 11 (23:37):
Three where in fact, in your city where you live
near in Houston, where the FBI was able to take
down six secret police stations for the CCP, that we're
doing just that in the United States. They were governing
and controlling their citizens on US sovereign so in the
US and making sure that money, uh, not only went
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from their pockets but also to the pocketbooks in China.
Speaker 1 (24:06):
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It's so much better now that it was under Biden.
And I know it's easy to complain. I got all that,
and you're perfectly free to voice your complaints. I have
complaints myself, But what a bunch of turds we were
living under before, and now we have some really wonderful
people in the federal government joining me now. One of
those people huge fan Harmony dial In US Assistant Attorney
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General for Civil Rights Amy. Before we get to everything
going out of the DALJ, what's what the knitting? I
have to ask. I've never understood my grandma was all
into the knitting. I've had multiple people in my life
who like knitting. I don't get it.
Speaker 4 (26:00):
Well.
Speaker 13 (26:00):
First of all, it's a traditional female pursuit. I do
believe in differences between men and women. So I do quilting,
needle point knitting, gardening, cooking, and a number of things
that my mom and my grandmother's taught me. And so
that's something that I really feel comfortable with. But secondly,
it's very calming, and if I didn't have those needles
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in my hands at night, I feel like throttling people
and rage tweeting, and so it's really good for all
parties concerned that I channel my creative energies into that
and not into more negative pursuits.
Speaker 1 (26:35):
Yes, I guess it's better than rage tweeting and drinking alcohol,
So I guess continue quilting. That reminds me my grandma
did great quilts. Anyway, Harvey, that's focus on the task
at hand here, so you don't have to go out
your frustrations. What's happening over the DOJ is going to
make us feel better.
Speaker 13 (26:51):
Well, there's a lot. Let's just start with election law.
That is something that a lot of people are very
concerned about. Today, there was a major victory at the
United States Supreme Court in a case involving a Illinois
congressman who wanted to challenge Illinois practices of allowing mail
in ballots to be counted for two weeks after election day,
and the lower courts had said that he didn't have
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standing to challenge that. Imagine that a candidate for federal
officer doesn't have standing to challenge a federal election, and
today the Supreme Court ruled that yes he did. I
was proud to be a co author of the United
States amicus brief in that case.
Speaker 3 (27:28):
This is very important.
Speaker 13 (27:29):
It's really going to open up a lot of opportunities
because of the twenty twenty election, which a lot of
people are still concerned about. Court after court said that
these candidates couldn't challenge the elections, and only we were
left with some lefty advocates and Mark Olliases of the
world were allowed to but candidates weren't.
Speaker 3 (27:46):
So that's insane.
Speaker 13 (27:48):
Another big project in the election front is I'm really
proud of our leadership and helping clean up the voter
roles nationally by going after the voter rules of every
single state. Currently, I'm in litigation in twenty three states
and the District of Columbia, suing them over their refusal
to share their voter roles with the federal government under
a authority that the Attorney General has in nineteen sixty
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Civil Rights Act, negotiated with and gotten compliance with several states.
I'm happy to say I'm close to suing or close
to getting settlement with a few more, and we're going
to touch every single state and finish this project before
we're done, and no one has ever done that before, Jesse.
We've already forced North Carolina to take one hundred thousand
(28:30):
inaccurate voter registrations and clean them up and prove that
people were citizens. And we also helped Wyoming defend its
excellent voter ID law from challenge by the left. And
so you're right, none of this ever would have been
done in the prior administration. In fact, they hired a
bunch of lawyers to weaponize the federal government against states
trying to do a better job of election integrity.
Speaker 3 (28:53):
And we put an end to that.
Speaker 13 (28:54):
At this DOJ.
Speaker 1 (28:56):
Parmed I'm sure the best I can to be a
crotchety old man, but I can't help it on my
father's son. I'm trying really hard to find an innocent
explanation for why a state wouldn't want to clean up
its voter rolls unless it's cheating. But you're always getting
to square me away. What would be an innocent explanation
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for wanting one hundred thousand voters who are dead, or
what's the innocent explanation?
Speaker 13 (29:23):
So let me there's no innocent explanation. What they have
is excuses. And let me tell you an excuse and
an explanation. First, the explanation dirty little secret. Most people
who run for secretary of state, whether it's a red
state or a blue state, they don't really want to
be secretary of state. It's a stepping stone to some
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other job that they'd like to do, like governor, attorney general.
Speaker 3 (29:48):
Senate, blah blah blah.
Speaker 13 (29:49):
So nobody's really passionate about doing the boring work of
cleaning up the voter roles. And secondly, I think in
some states voter roles are sloppy and accurate by design.
That would include my former state of California, where I
live for twenty five years. Most Blue states, they absolutely
they hand out driver's licenses to illegal aliens. And guess
(30:10):
you know, when you combine that with our motor voter
law National Voter Registration Act, that leads to a lot
of people being on the voter rules who are either
in Green card holders or otherwise not citizens, or maybe
even illegal aliens. They're on the voter rules. There's hundreds
of them in Michigan at a minimum, according to recent reports.
And that was that was only found out because someone
(30:31):
step forward and say, hey, my gosh, why do we
have so many people on the jury duty roster who
are not citizens? They should not be on the voter
rules either, And yet these states are not comparing those two.
And then one more excuse that's being used by Red
states and Blue states is, oh, sorry, miss aag Dylan,
we can't give it to you because we have state
(30:53):
privacy laws. And gosh, god forbid the federal government get
their hands on somebody's date of birth or there's social
stay security number. You know, this is Ludacris Jesse. Obviously
we already know that information and guests. Who issues a
Social Security numbers the federal government does.
Speaker 3 (31:07):
So this is dumb.
Speaker 13 (31:08):
It is an excuse and bottom line, they don't want
us to expose how sloppy most states' voter roles are,
how many people they've let vote illegally, and how many
outcomes of elections were affected by the failure of Secretary's
of state and local registrars to do their jobs. We're
going to get to the bottom of it in this administration.
Speaker 1 (31:31):
I mean, Minnesota has been one of those things that
is I don't know if I want to say boiling point,
because that's such a cliche term, but I've seen more
people and heard more people in my life say I'm
not paying taxes this year because of all that. By
the way, police pay your taxes, don't go to prison
because as Somalia's. But it's one of those things that
is creating rage in people finding out just how many millions,
(31:54):
billions of their dollars have been swindled away. How bad
is it in Minnesota.
Speaker 13 (32:00):
It's bad in Minnesota, Jesse, but it's bad in some
other states as well. And I had a meeting here
at the DJ this morning, and I think you're going
to see action in some other states as well. You're
seeing certain frankly minority communities from foreign nations, fairly recent
arrivals in this country where fraud is common, and not
only is it common, you're kind of a sucker if
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you aren't doing fraud against the government. And so there's
Haitian communities doing this, Somali communities doing this, and of
course there's always good old American fraud. We definitely are
going after that as well. But the whole sale of
ripping off of our country, and it is not just
that it is then getting plowed back into Democrat coffers
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and campaign finance contributions. You've seen politicians looking the other way.
And this is massive and shocking, and if we don't
put an end to it, we don't have a country
and returning into one of these third world hell holes
where anything goes that's just totally un American and unfair.
And I lived in California, and I won't say happily,
but every year I got out the checkbook and wrote
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a big check for more than half my income to
the state and federal government. And it infuriates me to
see what's being uncovered here by these citizen journalists, and
meanwhile you have the mainstream media finding out nothing and
not illucidating us. And so I'm grateful for the current
situation where anybody with a camera, and I'm like, can
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uncover fraud.
Speaker 1 (33:24):
You brought up California, as you mentioned you lived there
in twenty five years. I've seen a lot of people
say Minnesota is the epicenter of fraud in this country.
And I've been telling my audience you better gurde your
loins if you think it's bad in Minnesota, for what
can be uncovered in California. The stories I hear from
journalists and friends out there are there's stuff that makes
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my jaw hang up, but it not much surprises me anymore.
It's going to be bad when you start digging into there,
isn't it.
Speaker 13 (33:53):
It is bad, and we already got some reports out there.
But I can tell you someone who lived in San Francisco,
where over twenty years ago, Gavin Newsom ran for mayor
and promise care, not cash.
Speaker 1 (34:03):
For the homeless problem.
Speaker 13 (34:04):
The homeless problem is ten times worse now and a
lot of cash flowed into the pockets of his friends
and cronies and nothing got better, it all got worse.
The bullet train situation is another one. I think you're
going to find all the same scams that you saw
in Minnesota regarding home daycares and healthcare and other types
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of healthcare fraud happening throughout California. And my colleagues here
in the DOJ are already investigating a lot of different
things there, and so it is going to be target
rich environment.
Speaker 1 (34:37):
Now.
Speaker 13 (34:37):
One thing about California, and like Minnesota, is kind of
largely a red state, believe it or not. Geographically all
the blue parts are on the coast with the high populations.
But California traditionally was a little bit more balanced than
it has been in recent years. But it is one
hundred percent of the control of the Democrat Party now
in Sacramento, and you're really seeing kind of a race
(34:59):
to the bottom there and some other states, and I
just I hope we can get to the bottom of
it and corrected and hold people accountable before the whole
economy collapses and then they raise their hands for a bailout.
Speaker 1 (35:10):
Well, raced at the bottom, that's how we got Kamala
Harris Harvey, thank you so much. I appreciate you. I
love chips. I think about them all the time. I
had a long drive last night after the show. It's
a long story, but I had a long drive and
it actually occurred to me. It was about three hours.
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It occurred to me when I got where I was
going that I spent like half the drive thinking about chips.
That's who I am. I'm a chipman, Massive Chips. I
first tried Massive Chips because my buddy Cernovich told me
that the regular chips that I eat all the time
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They're the best chips I've ever had in my life.
They have the best crunch. It's freaking spectacular. Try the
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(36:16):
Jesse t V. We'll be bad.
Speaker 14 (36:33):
And then.
Speaker 1 (37:03):
We have a mental illness problem in this country. Joining
me now to talk about that, not that she has
that problem. As Jennifer Galardi, senior policy analysts with the
Heritage Foundation, Jennifer, I know you're not mentally ill, but
that woman is. And we see this a lot, and
it actually is extremely sad because the truth is that
that brain dead con well, I shouldn't call her brain dead.
(37:25):
That's a little too on the nose. That woman who
is now dead, she had the same thing, the bugged
out eyes. What's wrong with these people?
Speaker 3 (37:34):
I don't know, I commented on ex Jesse Hillo. By
the way, it's so disheartening because I'm wondering if women
have always been this mentally ill or we just see
more of it because of social media and everything is
on public display. But I happen to think they are
more mentally ill, and the stats bear that out. But
in my most gracious moments, I actually, like you said,
(37:56):
I feel bad for these women. They are filled with
so much rage and resentment and discontent, and particularly with men,
Thank you feminism, that I can't fathom what it's like
to live in their bodies. However, while I would never
be caught dead doing something like this screaming at ice officers,
I can say that at moments in my life because
(38:18):
I kind of came under the spell of feminism. I've
been filled with that same kind of anger and discontent
with my own life, and it never manifested itself in
going out to protest or extreme things like these women
you know in Minneapolis, but it did prevent me from
having the type of relationship with men that I wanted.
And I think secretly, or maybe obviously not so secretly,
(38:39):
these women hate men. Somebody on x had posted like
where are the are they? Where the men in Minneapolis?
Are they outish ice fishing? These women don't have men
in their lives. They don't have good men, they don't
have anybody they're responsible for. And what's crazy is even
if they have children, they seem to have abandoned those duties,
those priorities to their own fans to do something like this,
(39:02):
to put their lives at risk. And I know you
don't love them washy parts in the sentimental parts, but
I think it's an important point for all women to
hear again my own experience, I spent a lot of
time reflecting on my choices and shedding tears for what
I lost, like family and children because of the decisions
I made, but I spent a lot of time in
(39:25):
repentance and no amount of societal affirmation saying, oh, you're
fine the way you are, you don't need a man.
All of the things that feminism tells you, nothing would
steer my heart in the right direction, and it would
only come through prayer and repentance. And it was through
that process of grieving and asking forgiveness from God that
(39:46):
I could move forward with my life with any sort
of joy and gratitude and virtue and actually changed the
direction of my life. And moreover, I had to get
rid of the chip on my shoulder. These women don't
have a shit Jesse. They have cinder blocks. It's like
all over them. And frankly, I hate to say it,
but I do see a lot of conservative women carrying
(40:06):
that chip, if not cinderblock on their shoulder. And I'm sorry,
it's not attractive. It's not attractive to men, and it's
not attractive to anyone.
Speaker 1 (40:15):
Yeah, it's the ugliest thing in the world besides maybe flats,
But we're not going to talk about that right now.
And by the way, we can always get mushy on
this show when it comes to asking God's forgiveness because
Lord knows I have asked many times before in my life, Jenny,
can you help me understand? You said they're angry, angry
at men specifically, can you help me understand why I
(40:37):
don't want to play amateur psychologists? Is this bad dad?
Was she ugly in high school? She was she been mistreated?
I want to understand.
Speaker 3 (40:49):
I think it's there's an element of all that. There
is some what we kind of call developmental trauma or
attachment issues. You know, women don't know how to be
good women unless they have muther that exemplify what it's
like to be a good wife to a husband. And
the same thing with men. We need good role models
and we kind of haven't had that. But you do
have to look at feminism and the role that's played
(41:10):
in the historical context. And I think even first way feminists,
you know, this can be argued, but I'd like to
get rid of the world altogether. I would like to
live in a society after feminism, because no matter how
you split hairs about when it went astray or why
it went astray, ultimately it's taking women away from the
(41:32):
natural order of life, I think, and their natural priorities,
which should be family. And again there's plenty of women
that won't have family. God has a different calling for
all of our lives. But I think when you're not
at peace with those choices that you've made or with
where God is taking you, and have that kind of
attitude of surrender, it does manifest in jealousy. And I
(41:55):
do think there's a little bit of I think you
mentioned like women tend to be jealous of other women
and kind of competing for male attention, whether they know
it or not, and I think that does bear a
little bit of resentment.
Speaker 4 (42:10):
You know.
Speaker 3 (42:11):
I hate to say it because it does seem condescending
and just downrighte mean. But you don't see a lot
of attractive women at these protests.
Speaker 1 (42:20):
No, you don't. Feminism is for ugly women, and maybe
that's just where it comes from. I don't know whether
it's a chicken or the egg thing, but dimes don't
show up. They don't drop their kids off at daycare
and show up with their lesbian wives to scream at
ice agents to shoot them in the face. Of course,
they're out spending money and things like that, but they're
not doing these things. Maybe that's maybe it's just basic ugliness.
(42:44):
Can you help me understand the child aspect of it,
because this is something that does exist. Dropping your six
year old off at daycare before you go try to
impede law enforcement doesn't just seem cookie and left wing.
It seems like you're a bad mom. If my wife
was doing that for a right wing cause, I would
have a serious issue with her. What why are you
(43:06):
doing this?
Speaker 3 (43:07):
Well, again, it's it's a misordering of priorities with women,
and they probably don't have good men in their life
that I'm sorry. At some point, men have to step
up and say, kind of this is the stereotypical crazy
behavior of women that we've talked about, this highly emotional, disregulated,
(43:28):
and men have to say, you're not gonna do not
in a controlling way, but this is not good for
society When we have these crazy women that are just
allowed to keep spewing hate. This is such a wound
if we don't or re establish or heal this relationship
between men and women. If we're constantly being pittied against
(43:50):
each other in a power struggle and working against the
compliment complementarily of men and women, this is never gonna end.
You're gonna have keep having miserable women that are unhappy
with their lives and need a place to kind of
put that motherly like that Mama bear energy. They're directing
(44:11):
it into these kind of social causes and that's not helpful.
Speaker 1 (44:15):
What's wrong with Little Caesars. I'd love Little Caesars if
you had the stuffed crazy bread. They actually have stuffed
crazy bread. Now it's fantastics to leave it. What's your problem.
Speaker 3 (44:25):
I don't think that's the kind of cheese that Kennedy's
talking about. When they flip the food pyramid. I think
they want like I think there's a lot of plastics
in that cheese and food dies. But the good news
is is there is more real food. We're talking about
meat is fine, fats are fine, Milk is fine, hole
fat milk. And you talking a little bit about kind
(44:46):
of the mental health issue. And I think I heard
you say this on Megan Kelly's show, Like there's a
lot of estrogen in kind of the birth control pills,
but there's also a lot of what they call zeno estrogens,
and some of the ingredients in our food, like like
things that are endocrine disruptors that disrupt the natural hormonal balance,
the natural gut function, which affects hormones that could be
(45:08):
affecting kind of estrogen levels, testosterone levels and males that
are throwing things out of balance that create some of
this mental illness. To kind of tie it back, but
when you eat real food that is devoid of any
of these hormone disruptors and these chemicals and these processed foods,
you might see a better regulation of hormones in the body.
(45:30):
And I think we need to change the conversation where
we're talking about weight loss and health from just macronutrient
calories to how is this affecting the hormones in our body,
Insulin regulation, melatonin, testosterone, estrogen, progesterone, all of these things
that play a factor in not only physical health, but
mental stability as well.
Speaker 1 (45:52):
Still delicious, Thanks, gen, I appreciate it. Biting the mood. Thanks,
it's time to light in the mood. It's a quick one.
It was not long ago the communists not only controlled
(46:14):
all the corporate press, you know, like we talked about
already in the show, they controlled all of social media,
every bit of it Facebook, Twitter, that they controlled every
inch of it. And don't get me wrong. They still
control a lot, but Elon Musk bought X. Now you
can go to X and find the truth. You have
to sift a little bit, you can find the truth.
Dave McCormick, GOP Senator. His wife just became president of Facebook. No,
(46:39):
all is not right with the world, But there are
these little glimmers of truth that are starting to shine through.
Should make you feel good. I'll see them all
Why are the communists like this? Why are they so different?
We're going to talk about that tonight. Harmeat Dylan joins us.
The DOJ has new action, Trump is taking action. All
that so much more coming up tonight, And I'm right.
(00:23):
Let saw a poll yesterday, and you know polls can
be off, but let's assume this poll, for the sake
of argument, is anywhere close to being acturate, and it
probably was given the sample size of it, that showed
abolishing ice unpopular with Republicans, obviously unpopular with the Independence,
(00:44):
but abolishing Ice has seventy plus percent approval rating in
the Democrat Party. I'm not talking about politicians. I'm talking
about Democrats, the Democrats in your life. Democrats, you mean
seventy percent. When you get to a point with any
political party in any country, on any issue where the
(01:06):
base the voter is seventy percent in favor of something,
that is the party, that is the stance of the party.
No Democrat politician can stand for ice when seventy percent
of their voting base is for abolishing ice. Now let's
just pause for a moment and think about this Ice.
(01:28):
I know the communists have worked very hard. We'll get
to that in a moment about ice being controversial, But
you will understand that I shouldn't even be partisan, right,
It shouldn't be a partisan issue whether you're a Republican
or a Democrat, or a Green Party or libertarian or
but wherever you are deporting people who are in your
(01:50):
country illegally, that's just how you run a country. No,
shouldn't be left wing or right wing. That's just how
you run a country. So when it's basic common sense
to you and to me, and yet beyond you, would
we to the normies out there when it's basic common
sense that you have to have some sort of deportation
(02:14):
forced deporting legals. When that's basic common sense, why don't
Democrats think that way? And it's not one are two?
How is it possible that the vast majority of Democrats
don't think that way? Well, that that brings me to
what we're going to discuss. It's a discussion we've had before,
(02:35):
but we are going to come back to this over
and over and over again, because what I'm trying to
do when we talk about this, I'm trying to save
you frustration because I get that sense a lot from
people on the right that they're very frustrated in their
dealings with Democrats and their dealings with the left. They're
(02:56):
frustrated because it's like they don't understand basic it's like
the logic completely escapes them. And I see so much
of good natured people, and maybe this is you. I
see so much. I don't understand how you could how
you could think that way. But I don't understand. I
don't understand. I don't understand. So let me help you understand.
(03:18):
And I'm not saying it will make you feel better,
but I am saying it may is a little bit
of your frustration the next time you're dealing with the
liberal a pagy in your life, whether you work with them,
or you're married to them, or it's your daughter, or
who knows, whatever, the Democrat, whoever the democrat is in
your life. Democrats democrats live. And then I'm not trying
(03:43):
to be mean here. Democrats live in a world of
meg believe. It's a world that is not real. And
I want you to keep something in mind when I
discuss this, and we're going about to play a couple things. You,
because you're a sane person on the right, you have
to face you have to listen to you have to
watch left wing communist opinion all day, every day. Why, well,
(04:07):
that's that's the corporate media, NBC, ABC, CBS, CNED that
it's the corporate media, all the major newspapers in the country,
New York Times, LA Times, Washington Post. It's the ideology
of the university system of Hollywood. If you're somebody on
the right, maybe you call yourself a conservative or an
anti communist, having to take in communist opinion is unavoidable
(04:31):
for you. You see it everywhere. You could argue with it,
you can ignore it. You're going to see it. But
if you are a democrat, if you are a communist,
you don't ever have to hear from a right winger.
You don't ever have to hear a right wing opinion
at all, because right wing opinion is maybe watching the first, Well,
(04:54):
you have to go find the first. It's not every channel.
Maybe you listen to my radio show, the Jesse Kelly Show,
Well you have to find it on the radio, download
the podcast, any any of the websites, the right wing
websites you may listen you may go to to get
your news. You have to go seek them out. It's
not going to be spoonfit to you by society. Therefore,
(05:15):
Democrats can reside in a world of make believe and
not even know it. Democrats, especially Democrat women, how are
these people so insane? They watched the view.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
Trump is looking for this kind of pandemonium to go on,
like you just described, so that he can declare martial
law or something and also cancel the midterms.
Speaker 3 (05:40):
Well, underwatch, you will have high elections.
Speaker 1 (05:43):
That's what That's what she said.
Speaker 2 (05:45):
But look, because he's worried, he's say.
Speaker 3 (05:46):
I administer the Democratic Congress. Next time I will be impeached,
which means that he could be convicted and sent to jail.
He does not want it here to happen.
Speaker 1 (05:58):
He's going to cancel the midterms. Then you hear that,
and your rule your eyes, you laugh, maybe you pour
scorn on that hag, But understand that the Democrat in
your life here's that, and then goes out into the world,
listens to NPR on the radio. They don't ever hear
(06:20):
the opposite side of that. Ever, unless they seek it out,
they don't ever hear the opposite side of that. The NBA. Look,
this is all over the sports world. Maybe you're a
Democrat but kind of enorm me Democrat. And maybe you
don't watch the view, but you're into sports. It's NBA season. Hey,
(06:44):
what happened in Minneapolis. Oh, here's what the NBA says.
Speaker 4 (06:48):
It's shameful really that in our country we can have
law enforcement officers who commit murder and seemingly get away
with it.
Speaker 5 (06:58):
You know what happened in Minnesota is it was a
straight up murder in my opinion, and it's awful. You know,
this lady is probably trying to go home and she
didn't make it home, and that's really sad. So this,
the whole ICE thing is is it's a travesty. You know,
(07:19):
it's clearly to me it's we're we're attacking brown people,
and I just happened to be brown.
Speaker 6 (07:27):
I want my taxes to pay for ice to mask
thugs to roam our streets and terrorize our communities from
most angles, near and far. Looks like she was trying
to get.
Speaker 7 (07:43):
Away and he shot her three times in the head,
murdered in cold blood. And this administration, these these people
who are trying to tell us not to believe what
we see.
Speaker 1 (07:59):
Straight up just trying to go home, attacking brown people
these aren't opinions that these are all lies, straight up lies,
and your liberal and Peggy believes them. And I told
you because I knew the mass deportation of foreigners would
freak out the communists so much. I told you back
(08:22):
in October of twenty twenty four exactly what would happen
once it began. You are going to have to take
that part of you when you were going to have
to set it aside, because the truth is, there's no
nice way to tell somebody you are not welcome here,
stay out. It cannot be done nicely. It cannot, and
(08:42):
it will involve tears.
Speaker 8 (08:45):
The propaganda effort around stopping this will be the largest,
most pervasive, most evil propaganda effort you have ever seen
in your life. The propaganda effort.
Speaker 1 (08:59):
Is not going to be just a bunch of screaming
harpies now that are the illegal state. The propaganda effort
is going to be aimed directly at that kind heart
that beats in your chest. And you see it everywhere,
not just on the view, not just from Dave Matthews,
(09:22):
the major news at work network, State, ABC, NBCCBS. They
wouldn't even if they're biased, they wouldn't tell outright lies. Right,
Allow me to introduce you to the man who hosted
one of the debates for president.
Speaker 9 (09:37):
Tonight, there was breaking news just as we come on
after the shooting and killing of a mother of three
atter suv tonight, Minnesota is now suing to get ICE
agents out of the state. It comes as Homeland Security
is now surging hundreds more federal agents into that state,
teams of armed agents and neighborhoods using battering rams at
front doors.
Speaker 1 (09:59):
They just lie everything all the time, and the result
of that is widespread mental illness and the Democrat Party
and it's turning them violent. They're all over the internet
saying things like this.
Speaker 10 (10:16):
So look, I'm just gonna come out and say it.
I don't really care about the consequences anymore. I don't
care we need to kill these people. There's there's just
an alterary if I don't care. If you say how
I've got the crazy as whatever. Yeah, I do feel
crazy because we've had three people dying in like seventy
two hours, and we've had over almost thirty die in
the since in the last year to a group of
(10:39):
quote unquote law enforcement that is basically just buffed up
in Wall Cops.
Speaker 3 (10:43):
All we're learning from this is that you should hit
the gas. If they're you should you should run them over.
Speaker 2 (10:48):
You should run them over with your car, and you
should do it quickly before they can shoot you.
Speaker 10 (10:52):
I say it's time for everybody to start getting guns
and start coming out of their houses and start shooting
these Ice agents in the head when they start trying
to take over people.
Speaker 1 (11:04):
It's a terrible place to be. But I want you
to understand that's why it feels like you're talking to
the wall when you talk to a Democrat. They reside
in that world, a complete world of lies, a world
of make believe that has been constructed by them by
the evil communists in the media and in the Democrat Party.
(11:27):
Just know that you're dealing with a person who is,
by any real true definition of it, insane. That's what
we're dealing with. Insanity. You can try the best you
can to reason with it, but insane is insane. All
that may have made you uncomfortable, but I am right.
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(11:48):
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Speaker 2 (12:49):
This is your city, and when I say that, I
mean everyone people who were born here in Seattle, here
from across the country and some across world. Whatever the
status did your immigration TAPA works.
Speaker 1 (13:04):
This is your.
Speaker 2 (13:05):
City and you deserve to be safe.
Speaker 3 (13:09):
So only the dignified life and how to say in
your governm.
Speaker 1 (13:14):
Yeah, we're in a pretty healthy place. Joining me now,
am and player from the Texas Public Policy Institute. He's
a senior fellow over there, and it's difficult to accept
that we're dealing with insane people who believe America should
be handed over to foreigners. It's hard to accept that,
especially for normal people. But that's where we are. We
just have to kind of deal with the world in
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which we live, don't we. Yeah.
Speaker 11 (13:39):
Unfortunately, even the Borges, religions and ice officers in the streets,
whether you're in Minnesota, whether you're in Chicago, or whether
you're in Seattle, also have to face this as well. Look,
this is unprecedented. Uh, We're seeing the general population starting
to side with communists in the street, anarchistic groups Antifa
(14:01):
and the such converged with Also, you have Mexican cartel
affiliated gangs like the Latin Kings and other organizations that
are utilizing the human beings as a weapon. And what
I mean by that is the human beings that they're
talking about, these four nationals or illegal aliens that are
now inside of our communities are being used, whether that's
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by the Democrats, the communists, or whether that's by the
Mexican cartels, al Sabob, you name it, any organization to
completely eradicate the whole idea and concept of citizenship. They're
using them as a catalyst, whether that is images of
ice or borderatrol arresting them in the streets or in
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the homes or their workplace, and they're using the idea
and image to completely destroy a rule of law. It's
kind of like if your audience has ever read the
book nineteen eighty four, it's kind of like new speak,
where we are now blurring the lines between illegal alien,
an immigrant, and also a citizen. We're completely blurring those
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lines and recreating a whole new language. If you if
you saw the video of I think it was the
police chief up in Portland starting to cry for those
two uh dre India AGUA members, you'll see that they're
trying to use this language saying that this was an
attack on us as a community. So no longer is
(15:28):
it there a separation between citizens uh immigrants that are
here legally or illegal aliens and then US as citizens
and criminal aliens or those that are tied to foreign
terrorist organizations. Mind you, that doesn't exist anymore. They are
now all us, the whole the lines are completely destroyed,
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and so now what you're seeing is They're they're wanting
the the general population to now believe that citizenship was
an idea, that it's it's more like a global citizenship.
That are state sovereignty, that a national sovereignty must be
severed in order to do that, this, the actual sovereignty
of the individual must be severed. And that's what's happening.
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They're using these human beings, They're using four nationals as
a way or a means to enact their global communist agenda.
Speaker 1 (16:20):
And what concerns me is that we're still just getting
We're still in step one here, We're still just snatching
up rapists and murderers, and that that isn't even close
to all we have to do. In order to save
the United States of America. We've got to get fifty
million of these freaking people out of the country. You
say that general public is starting to succumb to this propaganda,
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it's being effective on them. Oh, yes, sir.
Speaker 11 (16:46):
Last time we were on, you talked about the normal people,
the normies, right, Norman Norma, Well, a lot of them
are not like us, where we are constantly trying to
update ourselves on what's going on politically, instead living their
everyday lives. They may vote, they may now vote. But
one thing they are doing, and most Americans are doing,
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they have social media. So they're on whether that's going
to be Instagram, Facebook if you're part of the older generation,
or any other social media platform.
Speaker 1 (17:17):
All of us are there. We all have our.
Speaker 11 (17:19):
Own profile page and whatnot. So what the extreme left
is doing says they realized that it's those people that
can be molded to receive their ideologies much better. So
what they did is they got data scientists. Well to
back up Arabella Advisors, the largest dark money network, created
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a five to one C four called Galvanized Action. Galvanized
Action went out and they scoured the entire social media
network and they got all of our profiles. They used
data scientists, then they used behavior scientists to figure out
each and every one of our profiles. Then based off
of that, they figured out what our values are, whether
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that's in our religious values, political values, and then figured
out how we could use through behavior science and neuroscience,
how they could use our values against us. Like you
talk about all the time, don't let them use our
values against us. They figured out how to do that
and create not political messages, but when you go on
social media see that they have they have ads. They
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created ads that everyone, every one of us sees that
uses our values against us and to push all of
our ideas from whether that's right center, center, right center,
or left to the extreme left. And they've been successful.
You can all of your audience can go on there
right now. You can go on to Galvanized Action playbook
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and their number one topic is immigration and their number
one target is white women. They even stated right there
their number one the first target was eleven point four
million white women, and they were able to change the
voting habits by forty four percentage points, all just by
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targeting the normies that you talk about norm and norma
and so this general population. When you start seeing a
general population going to the streets going against Ice, starting
to blockade Ice, and virtual operations that were not even
a part of Antifa, that not a part of these
organizations that are claiming that they're going to use their
Second Amendment rights to come out and target Ice. There
was a viral video that just came.
Speaker 1 (19:27):
Out about that.
Speaker 11 (19:28):
Unfortunately, inputs equal outputs, and if their only inputs are
on social media and they're not listening to you, Jesse.
They're not listening to other people like ourselves or text
of Public Policy Foundation. Who are they getting their information from.
And that is the problem is that we unfortunately are
not really targeting the same population, those that are only
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voting in the general election, those that are just living
their everyday lives, the normies.
Speaker 1 (19:57):
And when we could probably spend about an hour on this,
talk about a couple other things. Let's talk about the
Trump administration freezing visas for seventy five countries.
Speaker 11 (20:07):
What's happening here, Yeah, one hundred percent. It's looking like
that all the countries that are taking advantage the United
States through whether that's through remittances or through their citizens
in the United States, taking advantage of our welfare programs,
our taxpayer dollars is really what it is. And so
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when you look at remittances, you'll realize that a lot
of these are going back to foreign states. They're going
to also terroist networks have also plug into this, where
it's actually funding foreign terist organizations worldwide, and so these
are mechanisms that supplant those countries themselves, the foreign terist organizations,
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but also through those welfare benefits. What it's actually doing
is also making them dependent upon those who are willing
to give them the welfare, namely the Democrat Party. And
so what he's doing is he's targeting those countries where
a majority of their GDP, whether that's a few percentage
points all the way have to twenty percentage points is
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coming from their greatest export, and that is their own citizens.
In the United States, where those now citizens are not elite,
are not aligned with our constitutional principles. They are aligned
to either their country, to foreign terrorist organizations who they
may be aligned with, like Al Shabab if you're in Minnesota,
the Mexican cartels if you're in there that diaspora, or
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also to the Democrat Party themselves who are trying to
protect them from ice removal operations. So this is like
a broader scope approach to attack this situation both through
foreign diplomacy and also so it's a macroscopic view of
immigration enforcement that it will have a microscopic effect in
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our communities.
Speaker 1 (22:00):
Trump also made an announcement which was music to my
ears about sanctuary cities. Here he was.
Speaker 12 (22:05):
Starting February first, we're not making any payments to sanctuary
cities or states having sanctuary cities because they do everything
possible to protect criminals at the expense of American citizens,
and it breeds fraud and crime and all of the
other problems that comes. So we're not making any payment
to anybody that supports sanctuary.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
And so hold on, we were sending money to these
places anyway.
Speaker 11 (22:31):
Yeah, if you look at how we're actually sending money
to these places, and it's going to be through their
citizens here in the United States. Look, when they come
here into the United States, either they're going to be
getting a work permit and they're gonna be working, either
illicitly or illicitly, whether that's going to be in under
the table for construction work or whatever work they do
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here in the United States. But once again, their allegiance
aligns with those who brought them here and who are
keeping them here. What I mean by that in order
for to get for them to get to point a
where their country is into the United States, into our communities,
they must pay the piper, and that piper is the
Mexican cartels. Mexican cartels have a complete Belton Road initiative.
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They've created an entire silk road for every one of
our nations to gain access to every one of our communities.
So not only is that foreign national now tied to
the Mexican cartels, but they're also tied to those who
must they must also have allegiance to, whether that is
Radical Islam, whether that is other terrorist organizations or their
nation state.
Speaker 1 (23:35):
Like CCP. It was in twenty twenty.
Speaker 11 (23:37):
Three where in fact, in your city where you live
near in Houston, where the FBI was able to take
down six secret police stations for the CCP, that we're
doing just that in the United States. They were governing
and controlling their citizens on US sovereign so in the
US and making sure that money, uh, not only went
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from their pockets but also to the pocketbooks in China.
Speaker 1 (24:06):
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It's so much better now that it was under Biden.
And I know it's easy to complain. I got all that,
and you're perfectly free to voice your complaints. I have
complaints myself, But what a bunch of turds we were
living under before, and now we have some really wonderful
people in the federal government joining me now. One of
those people huge fan Harmony dial In US Assistant Attorney
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General for Civil Rights Amy. Before we get to everything
going out of the DALJ, what's what the knitting? I
have to ask. I've never understood my grandma was all
into the knitting. I've had multiple people in my life
who like knitting. I don't get it.
Speaker 4 (26:00):
Well.
Speaker 13 (26:00):
First of all, it's a traditional female pursuit. I do
believe in differences between men and women. So I do quilting,
needle point knitting, gardening, cooking, and a number of things
that my mom and my grandmother's taught me. And so
that's something that I really feel comfortable with. But secondly,
it's very calming, and if I didn't have those needles
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in my hands at night, I feel like throttling people
and rage tweeting, and so it's really good for all
parties concerned that I channel my creative energies into that
and not into more negative pursuits.
Speaker 1 (26:35):
Yes, I guess it's better than rage tweeting and drinking alcohol,
So I guess continue quilting. That reminds me my grandma
did great quilts. Anyway, Harvey, that's focus on the task
at hand here, so you don't have to go out
your frustrations. What's happening over the DOJ is going to
make us feel better.
Speaker 13 (26:51):
Well, there's a lot. Let's just start with election law.
That is something that a lot of people are very
concerned about. Today, there was a major victory at the
United States Supreme Court in a case involving a Illinois
congressman who wanted to challenge Illinois practices of allowing mail
in ballots to be counted for two weeks after election day,
and the lower courts had said that he didn't have
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standing to challenge that. Imagine that a candidate for federal
officer doesn't have standing to challenge a federal election, and
today the Supreme Court ruled that yes he did. I
was proud to be a co author of the United
States amicus brief in that case.
Speaker 3 (27:28):
This is very important.
Speaker 13 (27:29):
It's really going to open up a lot of opportunities
because of the twenty twenty election, which a lot of
people are still concerned about. Court after court said that
these candidates couldn't challenge the elections, and only we were
left with some lefty advocates and Mark Olliases of the
world were allowed to but candidates weren't.
Speaker 3 (27:46):
So that's insane.
Speaker 13 (27:48):
Another big project in the election front is I'm really
proud of our leadership and helping clean up the voter
roles nationally by going after the voter rules of every
single state. Currently, I'm in litigation in twenty three states
and the District of Columbia, suing them over their refusal
to share their voter roles with the federal government under
a authority that the Attorney General has in nineteen sixty
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Civil Rights Act, negotiated with and gotten compliance with several states.
I'm happy to say I'm close to suing or close
to getting settlement with a few more, and we're going
to touch every single state and finish this project before
we're done, and no one has ever done that before, Jesse.
We've already forced North Carolina to take one hundred thousand
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inaccurate voter registrations and clean them up and prove that
people were citizens. And we also helped Wyoming defend its
excellent voter ID law from challenge by the left. And
so you're right, none of this ever would have been
done in the prior administration. In fact, they hired a
bunch of lawyers to weaponize the federal government against states
trying to do a better job of election integrity.
Speaker 3 (28:53):
And we put an end to that.
Speaker 13 (28:54):
At this DOJ.
Speaker 1 (28:56):
Parmed I'm sure the best I can to be a
crotchety old man, but I can't help it on my
father's son. I'm trying really hard to find an innocent
explanation for why a state wouldn't want to clean up
its voter rolls unless it's cheating. But you're always getting
to square me away. What would be an innocent explanation
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for wanting one hundred thousand voters who are dead, or
what's the innocent explanation?
Speaker 13 (29:23):
So let me there's no innocent explanation. What they have
is excuses. And let me tell you an excuse and
an explanation. First, the explanation dirty little secret. Most people
who run for secretary of state, whether it's a red
state or a blue state, they don't really want to
be secretary of state. It's a stepping stone to some
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other job that they'd like to do, like governor, attorney general.
Speaker 3 (29:48):
Senate, blah blah blah.
Speaker 13 (29:49):
So nobody's really passionate about doing the boring work of
cleaning up the voter roles. And secondly, I think in
some states voter roles are sloppy and accurate by design.
That would include my former state of California, where I
live for twenty five years. Most Blue states, they absolutely
they hand out driver's licenses to illegal aliens. And guess
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you know, when you combine that with our motor voter
law National Voter Registration Act, that leads to a lot
of people being on the voter rules who are either
in Green card holders or otherwise not citizens, or maybe
even illegal aliens. They're on the voter rules. There's hundreds
of them in Michigan at a minimum, according to recent reports.
And that was that was only found out because someone
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step forward and say, hey, my gosh, why do we
have so many people on the jury duty roster who
are not citizens? They should not be on the voter
rules either, And yet these states are not comparing those two.
And then one more excuse that's being used by Red
states and Blue states is, oh, sorry, miss aag Dylan,
we can't give it to you because we have state
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privacy laws. And gosh, god forbid the federal government get
their hands on somebody's date of birth or there's social
stay security number. You know, this is Ludacris Jesse. Obviously
we already know that information and guests. Who issues a
Social Security numbers the federal government does.
Speaker 3 (31:07):
So this is dumb.
Speaker 13 (31:08):
It is an excuse and bottom line, they don't want
us to expose how sloppy most states' voter roles are,
how many people they've let vote illegally, and how many
outcomes of elections were affected by the failure of Secretary's
of state and local registrars to do their jobs. We're
going to get to the bottom of it in this administration.
Speaker 1 (31:31):
I mean, Minnesota has been one of those things that
is I don't know if I want to say boiling point,
because that's such a cliche term, but I've seen more
people and heard more people in my life say I'm
not paying taxes this year because of all that. By
the way, police pay your taxes, don't go to prison
because as Somalia's. But it's one of those things that
is creating rage in people finding out just how many millions,
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billions of their dollars have been swindled away. How bad
is it in Minnesota.
Speaker 13 (32:00):
It's bad in Minnesota, Jesse, but it's bad in some
other states as well. And I had a meeting here
at the DJ this morning, and I think you're going
to see action in some other states as well. You're
seeing certain frankly minority communities from foreign nations, fairly recent
arrivals in this country where fraud is common, and not
only is it common, you're kind of a sucker if
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you aren't doing fraud against the government. And so there's
Haitian communities doing this, Somali communities doing this, and of
course there's always good old American fraud. We definitely are
going after that as well. But the whole sale of
ripping off of our country, and it is not just
that it is then getting plowed back into Democrat coffers
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and campaign finance contributions. You've seen politicians looking the other way.
And this is massive and shocking, and if we don't
put an end to it, we don't have a country
and returning into one of these third world hell holes
where anything goes that's just totally un American and unfair.
And I lived in California, and I won't say happily,
but every year I got out the checkbook and wrote
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a big check for more than half my income to
the state and federal government. And it infuriates me to
see what's being uncovered here by these citizen journalists, and
meanwhile you have the mainstream media finding out nothing and
not illucidating us. And so I'm grateful for the current
situation where anybody with a camera, and I'm like, can
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uncover fraud.
Speaker 1 (33:24):
You brought up California, as you mentioned you lived there
in twenty five years. I've seen a lot of people
say Minnesota is the epicenter of fraud in this country.
And I've been telling my audience you better gurde your
loins if you think it's bad in Minnesota, for what
can be uncovered in California. The stories I hear from
journalists and friends out there are there's stuff that makes
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my jaw hang up, but it not much surprises me anymore.
It's going to be bad when you start digging into there,
isn't it.
Speaker 13 (33:53):
It is bad, and we already got some reports out there.
But I can tell you someone who lived in San Francisco,
where over twenty years ago, Gavin Newsom ran for mayor
and promise care, not cash.
Speaker 1 (34:03):
For the homeless problem.
Speaker 13 (34:04):
The homeless problem is ten times worse now and a
lot of cash flowed into the pockets of his friends
and cronies and nothing got better, it all got worse.
The bullet train situation is another one. I think you're
going to find all the same scams that you saw
in Minnesota regarding home daycares and healthcare and other types
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of healthcare fraud happening throughout California. And my colleagues here
in the DOJ are already investigating a lot of different
things there, and so it is going to be target
rich environment.
Speaker 1 (34:37):
Now.
Speaker 13 (34:37):
One thing about California, and like Minnesota, is kind of
largely a red state, believe it or not. Geographically all
the blue parts are on the coast with the high populations.
But California traditionally was a little bit more balanced than
it has been in recent years. But it is one
hundred percent of the control of the Democrat Party now
in Sacramento, and you're really seeing kind of a race
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to the bottom there and some other states, and I
just I hope we can get to the bottom of
it and corrected and hold people accountable before the whole
economy collapses and then they raise their hands for a bailout.
Speaker 1 (35:10):
Well, raced at the bottom, that's how we got Kamala
Harris Harvey, thank you so much. I appreciate you. I
love chips. I think about them all the time. I
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Jesse t V. We'll be bad.
Speaker 14 (36:33):
And then.
Speaker 1 (37:03):
We have a mental illness problem in this country. Joining
me now to talk about that, not that she has
that problem. As Jennifer Galardi, senior policy analysts with the
Heritage Foundation, Jennifer, I know you're not mentally ill, but
that woman is. And we see this a lot, and
it actually is extremely sad because the truth is that
that brain dead con well, I shouldn't call her brain dead.
(37:25):
That's a little too on the nose. That woman who
is now dead, she had the same thing, the bugged
out eyes. What's wrong with these people?
Speaker 3 (37:34):
I don't know, I commented on ex Jesse Hillo. By
the way, it's so disheartening because I'm wondering if women
have always been this mentally ill or we just see
more of it because of social media and everything is
on public display. But I happen to think they are
more mentally ill, and the stats bear that out. But
in my most gracious moments, I actually, like you said,
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I feel bad for these women. They are filled with
so much rage and resentment and discontent, and particularly with men,
Thank you feminism, that I can't fathom what it's like
to live in their bodies. However, while I would never
be caught dead doing something like this screaming at ice officers,
I can say that at moments in my life because
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I kind of came under the spell of feminism. I've
been filled with that same kind of anger and discontent
with my own life, and it never manifested itself in
going out to protest or extreme things like these women
you know in Minneapolis, but it did prevent me from
having the type of relationship with men that I wanted.
And I think secretly, or maybe obviously not so secretly,
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these women hate men. Somebody on x had posted like
where are the are they? Where the men in Minneapolis?
Are they outish ice fishing? These women don't have men
in their lives. They don't have good men, they don't
have anybody they're responsible for. And what's crazy is even
if they have children, they seem to have abandoned those duties,
those priorities to their own fans to do something like this,
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to put their lives at risk. And I know you
don't love them washy parts in the sentimental parts, but
I think it's an important point for all women to
hear again my own experience, I spent a lot of
time reflecting on my choices and shedding tears for what
I lost, like family and children because of the decisions
I made, but I spent a lot of time in
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repentance and no amount of societal affirmation saying, oh, you're
fine the way you are, you don't need a man.
All of the things that feminism tells you, nothing would
steer my heart in the right direction, and it would
only come through prayer and repentance. And it was through
that process of grieving and asking forgiveness from God that
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I could move forward with my life with any sort
of joy and gratitude and virtue and actually changed the
direction of my life. And moreover, I had to get
rid of the chip on my shoulder. These women don't
have a shit Jesse. They have cinder blocks. It's like
all over them. And frankly, I hate to say it,
but I do see a lot of conservative women carrying
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that chip, if not cinderblock on their shoulder. And I'm sorry,
it's not attractive. It's not attractive to men, and it's
not attractive to anyone.
Speaker 1 (40:15):
Yeah, it's the ugliest thing in the world besides maybe flats,
But we're not going to talk about that right now.
And by the way, we can always get mushy on
this show when it comes to asking God's forgiveness because
Lord knows I have asked many times before in my life, Jenny,
can you help me understand? You said they're angry, angry
at men specifically, can you help me understand why I
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don't want to play amateur psychologists? Is this bad dad?
Was she ugly in high school? She was she been mistreated?
I want to understand.
Speaker 3 (40:49):
I think it's there's an element of all that. There
is some what we kind of call developmental trauma or
attachment issues. You know, women don't know how to be
good women unless they have muther that exemplify what it's
like to be a good wife to a husband. And
the same thing with men. We need good role models
and we kind of haven't had that. But you do
have to look at feminism and the role that's played
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in the historical context. And I think even first way feminists,
you know, this can be argued, but I'd like to
get rid of the world altogether. I would like to
live in a society after feminism, because no matter how
you split hairs about when it went astray or why
it went astray, ultimately it's taking women away from the
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natural order of life, I think, and their natural priorities,
which should be family. And again there's plenty of women
that won't have family. God has a different calling for
all of our lives. But I think when you're not
at peace with those choices that you've made or with
where God is taking you, and have that kind of
attitude of surrender, it does manifest in jealousy. And I
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do think there's a little bit of I think you
mentioned like women tend to be jealous of other women
and kind of competing for male attention, whether they know
it or not, and I think that does bear a
little bit of resentment.
Speaker 4 (42:10):
You know.
Speaker 3 (42:11):
I hate to say it because it does seem condescending
and just downrighte mean. But you don't see a lot
of attractive women at these protests.
Speaker 1 (42:20):
No, you don't. Feminism is for ugly women, and maybe
that's just where it comes from. I don't know whether
it's a chicken or the egg thing, but dimes don't
show up. They don't drop their kids off at daycare
and show up with their lesbian wives to scream at
ice agents to shoot them in the face. Of course,
they're out spending money and things like that, but they're
not doing these things. Maybe that's maybe it's just basic ugliness.
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Can you help me understand the child aspect of it,
because this is something that does exist. Dropping your six
year old off at daycare before you go try to
impede law enforcement doesn't just seem cookie and left wing.
It seems like you're a bad mom. If my wife
was doing that for a right wing cause, I would
have a serious issue with her. What why are you
(43:06):
doing this?
Speaker 3 (43:07):
Well, again, it's it's a misordering of priorities with women,
and they probably don't have good men in their life
that I'm sorry. At some point, men have to step
up and say, kind of this is the stereotypical crazy
behavior of women that we've talked about, this highly emotional, disregulated,
(43:28):
and men have to say, you're not gonna do not
in a controlling way, but this is not good for
society When we have these crazy women that are just
allowed to keep spewing hate. This is such a wound
if we don't or re establish or heal this relationship
between men and women. If we're constantly being pittied against
(43:50):
each other in a power struggle and working against the
compliment complementarily of men and women, this is never gonna end.
You're gonna have keep having miserable women that are unhappy
with their lives and need a place to kind of
put that motherly like that Mama bear energy. They're directing
(44:11):
it into these kind of social causes and that's not helpful.
Speaker 1 (44:15):
What's wrong with Little Caesars. I'd love Little Caesars if
you had the stuffed crazy bread. They actually have stuffed
crazy bread. Now it's fantastics to leave it. What's your problem.
Speaker 3 (44:25):
I don't think that's the kind of cheese that Kennedy's
talking about. When they flip the food pyramid. I think
they want like I think there's a lot of plastics
in that cheese and food dies. But the good news
is is there is more real food. We're talking about
meat is fine, fats are fine, Milk is fine, hole
fat milk. And you talking a little bit about kind
(44:46):
of the mental health issue. And I think I heard
you say this on Megan Kelly's show, Like there's a
lot of estrogen in kind of the birth control pills,
but there's also a lot of what they call zeno estrogens,
and some of the ingredients in our food, like like
things that are endocrine disruptors that disrupt the natural hormonal balance,
the natural gut function, which affects hormones that could be
(45:08):
affecting kind of estrogen levels, testosterone levels and males that
are throwing things out of balance that create some of
this mental illness. To kind of tie it back, but
when you eat real food that is devoid of any
of these hormone disruptors and these chemicals and these processed foods,
you might see a better regulation of hormones in the body.
(45:30):
And I think we need to change the conversation where
we're talking about weight loss and health from just macronutrient
calories to how is this affecting the hormones in our body,
Insulin regulation, melatonin, testosterone, estrogen, progesterone, all of these things
that play a factor in not only physical health, but
mental stability as well.
Speaker 1 (45:52):
Still delicious, Thanks, gen, I appreciate it. Biting the mood. Thanks,
it's time to light in the mood. It's a quick one.
It was not long ago the communists not only controlled
(46:14):
all the corporate press, you know, like we talked about
already in the show, they controlled all of social media,
every bit of it Facebook, Twitter, that they controlled every
inch of it. And don't get me wrong. They still
control a lot, but Elon Musk bought X. Now you
can go to X and find the truth. You have
to sift a little bit, you can find the truth.
Dave McCormick, GOP Senator. His wife just became president of Facebook. No,
(46:39):
all is not right with the world, But there are
these little glimmers of truth that are starting to shine through.
Should make you feel good. I'll see them all
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