Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Joe, Let's have some fun.
Speaker 2: On a Friday, A magnificent ask Doctor Jesse.
Speaker 1: Friday, our final show of the year twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: So we are gonna.
Speaker 1: Churn and burn to as many of your questions as
Speaker 1: I can possibly get to, as we hit on the problems,
Speaker 1: to good things, delight things, everything underneath the sun we
Speaker 1: can possibly pack into three hours on The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: And in case you're wondering, yes, I'm going to miss
Speaker 1: you dearly, I will be chumping at the bit to
Speaker 1: get back. So before we get into anything else, before
Speaker 1: we get into the questions, I opened up last night
Speaker 1: show and I was talking about good things that are happening,
Speaker 1: and I brought I do this as much for me
Speaker 1: as I do it for you. It's easy in life,
Speaker 1: no matter what you're going through in life, no matter
Speaker 1: what you're into in life, it's easy to only dwell
Speaker 1: on the problems. And I do this all right, I'm
Speaker 1: pointing fingers my direction.
Speaker 2: I do this. It could be sports. It's football season.
Speaker 2: Your team could be fourteen and two. It's it's tempting
Speaker 2: when you get with your buddies. Dam it. Defense looked
Speaker 2: a little shaky. That's last week. I don't think we
Speaker 2: have it. It takes. We're not gonna make it. It's human nature,
Speaker 2: right and us we not us we political people. You me,
Speaker 2: how many problems do we have as a country. How
Speaker 2: many problems do you have as a state? The United
Speaker 2: States of America. Maybe you're listening in Canada, maybe you're
Speaker 2: maybe you're in Australia. Yeah, and I know we have
Speaker 2: people listen all over the world now, which is wild.
Speaker 2: But you look around you and you think, man, we
Speaker 2: are grued in some ways. I'm sure we are. But
Speaker 2: I do think it's also important. In fact, because of that,
Speaker 2: I think it's extremely important when there are wins, when
Speaker 2: there are good things happening, take a moment and enjoy it.
Speaker 2: Take a moment and enjoy it. I've told you this
Speaker 2: story before. I'll tell you again. When we went to Iraq.
Speaker 2: This was at the start of the Second Iraq invasion.
Speaker 2: So this is before George Bush declared war. We're down
Speaker 2: in Kuwait, staged in Kuwait, training in Kuwait. George Bush
Speaker 2: declares his war Boom, we go over United States, Marines,
Speaker 2: everyone else. We invade Iraq and we fight all through
Speaker 2: the country all the way up the bag Dad and
Speaker 2: everything else, and setting everything else aside. I know you're
Speaker 2: going to find this shocking. But the food was horrible,
Speaker 2: of course, because it's MRIs and it's I mean, if
Speaker 2: you get food in some times you ran out of food.
Speaker 2: It's pre packaged stuff. Every veteran listening to me knows
Speaker 2: exactly what I'm talking about. If you're a Vietnam veteran,
Speaker 2: it was sea rats, and that everyone knows what I'm
Speaker 2: talking about. The food was horrible, and you know me
Speaker 2: that I'm obsessed with food, way too obsessed with food.
Speaker 2: It's a total sinful thing. It's awful, but I am
Speaker 2: obsessed with food. I get it now. After bag Dad,
Speaker 2: we end up getting sent down to a town in
Speaker 2: Iraq called Najaf to run security operations there against terrorists,
Speaker 2: and everyone else said whatever, doing a bunch of stuff.
Speaker 2: We end up having to guard the mayor of Najaff
Speaker 2: because a bunch of people wanted to kill him, so
Speaker 2: they'd send these they'd send a patuna marines every now
Speaker 2: and then to the mayor's house. Now, remember, I would
Speaker 2: guess we're probably six or eight months away from home.
Speaker 2: I don't remember crappy food. Obviously you're not sleeping in
Speaker 2: a bed. You don't get to bathe all that off.
Speaker 2: And then I'm not complaining, right, people have had it
Speaker 2: worse in combat, but you're not certainly not living a
Speaker 2: comfortable existence. It's freaking hot, the flies, you wake up
Speaker 2: with flies on your face. It's just it's uh, it's combat.
Speaker 2: It sucks. When we're guarding this mayor's house, something happens.
Speaker 2: One day. Guy pulls up to the gate with a
Speaker 2: big cart, like just like an ice box cart, and
Speaker 2: starts pulling out these pitas. You know they have pitas there, pitas,
Speaker 2: homemade petas that he had opened up and stuffed with
Speaker 2: scrambled eggs. He must have used a stick of butter
Speaker 2: per egg, scrambled eggs and onions. That's what he did,
Speaker 2: scrambled eggs and onions. I'm sure it's just something he
Speaker 2: makes in the house. And he wheeled this thing up
Speaker 2: to the gate and said, hey, I one don one
Speaker 2: don dollar apiece for these things. Now, I know this
Speaker 2: doesn't sound exactly special to you. I understand that because
Speaker 2: I can't put you there, but away from home, crappy
Speaker 2: food bed sucks. You might get shot in the face tomorrow.
Speaker 2: So you got the boredom, the fear, the misery, everything
Speaker 2: else that comes with it. Taking five minutes and eating
Speaker 2: a pita full of scrambled eggs and onions and butter.
Speaker 2: We hadn't tasted butter and ages, butter dripping down your face.
Speaker 2: Take five minutes and eat a pita. Walk away from
Speaker 2: all of it. Maybe you're going through living hell personally
Speaker 2: right now. Maybe you got sickness in your family, Maybe
Speaker 2: you're dying, maybe someone you know is. Maybe you lost
Speaker 2: your job. That there's an endless list of problems that
Speaker 2: come for us all. At some point when you get
Speaker 2: little w's of any kind, I believe you should really
Speaker 2: focus I should focus on stop. Take five minutes, eat
Speaker 2: the pita. We know about the rampant, rampant anti white
Speaker 2: man racism that has torn through this country, that really
Speaker 2: ramped up over the last decade, a lot of this
Speaker 2: prompted by Barack Obama. It's sick, it's evil, it's wrong,
Speaker 2: it's that. Look, there's, as I said, there's not announce
Speaker 2: the difference between telling a black person in the sixties
Speaker 2: that have to eat at a separate restaurant and telling
Speaker 2: a white man. He's not qualified to work in corporate
Speaker 2: America because of the color of his skin. It's all wrong.
Speaker 2: It's all systemic. It's bigoted, it's bigoted, it's wrong. It
Speaker 2: robs people of opportunities in a future. It's friggin wrong. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's how it's been and in many ways that's still
Speaker 2: institutionalized all across our society. I'm going to play something
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Speaker 2: I know it's small, I know it's fifteen seconds. But
Speaker 2: if we're sitting here right now, December twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: and its President Dome in the White House, they would
Speaker 2: be tripling, quadrupling down on every sick, bigoted, evil thing
Speaker 2: they embraced and did over Biden's four years, and they'd
Speaker 2: be making sure corporate America was revving up all of
Speaker 2: it too. They'd be pushing all these policies as far
Speaker 2: and fast as they possibly could. And so while you
Speaker 2: and I are going to have frustrations with the Trump
Speaker 2: administration when we see them screwing up or just flat
Speaker 2: out fail in certain ways, maybe you're already met. Maybe
Speaker 2: you're sitting there already standing Jesse. Yeah, he hasn't fixed
Speaker 2: the prices, Jesse, the Epstein stuff, Jesse, the whatever. Not
Speaker 2: telling you not to feel that way, not telling you
Speaker 2: not to be frustrated. But take a moment, Take a
Speaker 2: moment and just breathe in how different things are now
Speaker 2: than they were. Do not forget how horrible it was
Speaker 2: under Joe Biden. We finally got to see what the
Speaker 2: communists really dreamt of doing in this country with total power,
Speaker 2: because Joe Biden was a cadaver. And so we sat
Speaker 2: in the corner and Victoria Newland and Anita Done and
Speaker 2: all the dirty communists in the White House. They got
Speaker 2: to basically be president for four years, and we watched them.
Speaker 2: We watched them throw pro life pastors in prison as
Speaker 2: fast as they could hunt down January sixth, there's over
Speaker 2: a thousand bragging the going to hunt down a thousand
Speaker 2: more We watched them throw open the border and fly
Speaker 2: in as many filthy foreigners into this country as they
Speaker 2: possibly could get in here. We watched as they tore
Speaker 2: through every good and decent thing in this country. We
Speaker 2: watched as they lit the White House up in rainbow
Speaker 2: colors for LGBTQ Air Force Month, or whatever the stupid
Speaker 2: thing was. We had to suffer while they stuffed trannies
Speaker 2: in every realm of the government, making us the laughing
Speaker 2: stock of the planet. We suffered mightily for four years
Speaker 2: while the demented, demonic freaks took over the United States
Speaker 2: of America and set about their evil ways. So right
Speaker 2: now things may not be going perfectly. I'm more than
Speaker 2: willing to admit that, But I just want to take
Speaker 2: a moment every now and then and smell the friggin' roses.
Speaker 2: Take a moment. It's so much better than it will.
Speaker 4: Administration and their allies in Congress looted our treasury for
Speaker 4: trillions of dollars, driving up prices and everything at levels
Speaker 4: never seen before. I am bringing those high prices down
Speaker 4: and bringing them down very fast. The price of a
Speaker 4: Thanksgiving turkey was down thirty three percent.
Speaker 2: It's better than it was. It is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: And I just want Chris and Boy to know they're
Speaker 2: fired for playing that song right before Christmas. You're both fired.
Speaker 2: This just cannot stand, It will not stand. Wishing you
Speaker 2: a very very merry Christmas and of course Chris a
Speaker 2: happy hanukkah. We all got it. Let's get to some
Speaker 2: of these emails. Jesse Mortar hands, why can't Trump use
Speaker 2: NGOs to remove illegals like the Commies use them to
Speaker 2: bring them in. They get paid so much per head
Speaker 2: once they're verified removed. Who writes some media stories? Okay,
Speaker 2: so let's let's deal with this NGO thing first. Let's
Speaker 2: remember kind of the origin story of the idea of NGOs,
Speaker 2: at least a big part of the origin story of
Speaker 2: NGOs non government organizations case you don't know what that
Speaker 2: stands for. So diplomacy, spying, these two things go hand
Speaker 2: in hand, right, Intelligence gathering and diplomacy have always gone
Speaker 2: hand in hand. In fact, historically, your diplomats, your foreign
Speaker 2: diplomats you would send, would not only go over there
Speaker 2: and try to negotiate a deal between you and another country.
Speaker 2: While they're there, they're going to gather what information they can,
Speaker 2: they're going to come back and report to the king.
Speaker 1: Hey no, no updates on the spice trade.
Speaker 2: But I did see a fairly large military outside the city,
Speaker 2: look like they were preparing for something.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: You get that. So here in the United States of America,
Speaker 2: it's no different. Really, keep this in mind. The CIA,
Speaker 2: Central Intelligence Agency, did you know, they're supposed to work
Speaker 2: underneath the State Department. The CIA is not supposed to be,
Speaker 2: you know, just this completely separate spy agency that does
Speaker 2: its wishes with of course some oversight from Congress with
Speaker 2: the ultimate airfingers quote. The State Department's job is to
Speaker 2: do diplomacy with other nations around the globe, and the
Speaker 2: Central Intelligence Agency is supposed to work underneath that. Now
Speaker 2: that's just a little kind of side note. Let's talk
Speaker 2: about this. It's if you're let's say, let's say you're
Speaker 2: the United States of America. Let's use Venezuela because it's
Speaker 2: in the news right now. Let's say you are. You
Speaker 2: begin negotiations with Maduro because you want something from Maduro. Hey,
Speaker 2: we want this oil field. We we believe this belongs
Speaker 2: to us. You have it. What can we do diplomatically
Speaker 2: to make this happen. Let's say Maduro says nothing, it's mine, nothing,
Speaker 2: it's mine. Well, we may, as the State Department. We may,
Speaker 2: and of course, remember the State department's just an extension
Speaker 2: of the president. The State Department doesn't get to work
Speaker 2: on its own either. We may decide, as the State Department.
Speaker 2: You know what, we're not getting anywhere here. He's not
Speaker 2: giving us this oil field back. It's time to get
Speaker 2: Maduro out of power, all right. Now, couple different ways
Speaker 2: to get people out of power. Of course, you can
Speaker 2: just find an assassin to kill them. You can militarily
Speaker 2: invade all these things can get extremely messy. Or you
Speaker 2: can come up with kind of a new plan, a
Speaker 2: plan that allows you to hurt the government the organization
Speaker 2: you want hurt with out getting your hands dirty. And
Speaker 2: this was really a CIA specialty. Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 2: All intelligence agencies around the globe do this, so it's
Speaker 2: not unique to the CIA. And it simply involves things
Speaker 2: like this. Hey, I'm the CIA. I would like your company.
Speaker 2: I would like you since you do TV commercials and
Speaker 2: billboards and things like that. Here's a fifty million dollars
Speaker 2: I would like you to run some ad campaigns in Venezuela,
Speaker 2: causing division, telling people Maduro sucks. Then I'll go to
Speaker 2: another NGO. Remember they're not part of the CIA. These
Speaker 2: are separate companies. Obviously the CIA starts a lot of these,
Speaker 2: but these are separate companies. I go to another NGO
Speaker 2: and I find I tell them, hey, there are a
Speaker 2: bunch of disenfranchised workers. People are making the wages they
Speaker 2: want in Venezuela. You know what you guys should do,
Speaker 2: You guys should organize is a protest this Friday. In fact,
Speaker 2: let me go ahead and get you some materials for
Speaker 2: that protest. Here's some signs. Hey, it might get violent.
Speaker 2: Let's get you some gas masks, maybe some bricks. But
Speaker 2: long story short, the idea of these non government organizations
Speaker 2: really came from, we want to do things in foreign
Speaker 2: lands that maybe would make us look bad if people
Speaker 2: found out we were doing them, maybe even by law,
Speaker 2: international law, maybe even it would be kind of illegal.
Speaker 2: You know, in general, the international community doesn't love it
Speaker 2: when you do regime change of another country. Certainly if
Speaker 2: they're working with that other country. It allows you to
Speaker 2: do things without getting your hands dirty. If you will,
Speaker 2: it would be like like like me hiring Jewish producer Chris. Hey, Chris,
Speaker 2: here's fifty by. What I'd like you to do is
Speaker 2: send a text message, an anonymous text message, letting her
Speaker 2: know her veggie chili sucks and we never want to
Speaker 2: have that again. I can't have that coming from me.
Speaker 2: Fifty bucks, Chris, send her a text please, Hey, Corey
Speaker 2: fifty three. It's that version of that. Right now, we
Speaker 2: ran into a problem and this is a consistent problem
Speaker 2: throughout history when it comes to governments. When governments acquire
Speaker 2: a power of any kind, they want to use it
Speaker 2: and not always for you. Hang on, it is the
Speaker 2: Jesse kellycho on a wonderful, absolutely wonderful Friday, and ask
Speaker 2: doctor Jesse. Friday before Christmas, as we gear up to
Speaker 2: celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ,
Speaker 2: it feels like a great, great year to do exactly that. Now,
Speaker 2: back to our little story. Guy asked about Trump using NGO.
Speaker 2: Why can't we use NGOs to deport the same way
Speaker 2: they use them to import? All right, so we kind
Speaker 2: of went over a little bit of the history of NGOs. Now,
Speaker 2: let's discuss something. You know, governments tend to get corrupt
Speaker 2: and evil over time. We talk about it all the
Speaker 2: time on the show. Our government is no exception, and
Speaker 2: our founders knew that was going to be the case.
Speaker 2: That's why they didn't lay out all the good conduct
Speaker 2: that they wanted our government to do. The founders laid
Speaker 2: out how small and limited they wanted our government to remain, because,
Speaker 2: as they said several times, government is dangerous. Government should
Speaker 2: be contained big. There's no such thing as good government.
Speaker 2: It has to be limited contained. It should be limited
Speaker 2: to a few things, or you're going to run into
Speaker 2: a problem. Well, imagine the government that's getting more corrupt
Speaker 2: and evil over time, discover that it can make societal
Speaker 2: changes with its fingerprints off of it. It can steal
Speaker 2: taxpayer money and make gigantic societal changes with the taxpayer
Speaker 2: money money and not be blamed for it at all.
Speaker 2: Sounds good in their eyes. Sounds good. Well, what else
Speaker 2: do we talk about? What have I said to you?
Speaker 2: What have I said multiple times? Is the most dangerous
Speaker 2: thing happening on the planet today? By far, by far,
Speaker 2: there's not even a close second. It's not Islamic terrorism. Actually,
Speaker 2: it's not Russia, it's not China. By far. The most
Speaker 2: dangerous thing happening on planet Earth today is Western governments
Speaker 2: deciding their own citizens are the enemy and slowly but
Speaker 2: surely taking all the guns of the government and pointing
Speaker 2: those guns inward. Would you like exhibit A courtesy of Australia.
Speaker 2: Australia just had a bunch of radical Islamist butcher a
Speaker 2: bunch of Jews on the beach. What kind of ads
Speaker 2: are they putting out right now in Australia.
Speaker 1: Now, no more division, more height, no more racism, no
Speaker 1: more anti Semitism.
Speaker 2: No more Islamophobia. This country is built on diversity of respect.
Speaker 2: Everyone is equal. Everyone deserves to feel safe. Where it's sauce.
Speaker 2: Here is where it's sauced. What what what's the PM
Speaker 2: going to do? After a bunch of defense the citizens
Speaker 2: were slaughtered on the beach, We.
Speaker 3: Expect hundreds of thousands of firearms will be collected and
Speaker 3: destroyed through this scheme, consistent with.
Speaker 2: They use the terrorist attack just like our government does,
Speaker 2: as an opportunity to go after the people. They're really
Speaker 2: afraid of. Western governments turning their guns inward is the
Speaker 2: most dangerous thing happening on the planet because that's how
Speaker 2: genocides eventually happen. Now, think about our evil government. We'll
Speaker 2: just stay with the CIA, but it extends beyond them.
Speaker 2: Our government filled up with communists who have infiltrated it
Speaker 2: over the years. They want to do things, they have
Speaker 2: things they want to do when you're always in the way.
Speaker 2: So on the topic of immigration, you are well aware.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna dwell on it again today. We talk
Speaker 2: about it all the time that the mass importation of
Speaker 2: disloyal foreigners is everything to them. It's central to their plans.
Speaker 2: They already discovered long ago how easy it is to
Speaker 2: steal taxpayer money and hand it to non government organizations
Speaker 2: to handle it. Oh, you get a bunch of communist organizations.
Speaker 2: They of course always throw these wonderful sounding names on themselves,
Speaker 2: oftentimes religious names on themselves Christians for foreigners, Catholics helping
Speaker 2: those who are abroad choose for Hondurans. They always try
Speaker 2: to throw in some flowery sounding name, almost always using
Speaker 2: a religion. But really it's just a communist front group
Speaker 2: working adjacent to the federal government, using your money to
Speaker 2: aid in the mass importation of foreigners. It's a gigantic,
Speaker 2: multi billion dollar industry where the federal government steals your money,
Speaker 2: hands it to a communist quote charity, and that charity
Speaker 2: feeds houses and provides for the serial gang rapists. To
Speaker 2: just got here from El Salvador. Now, your question is,
Speaker 2: why can't we use those NGOs to remove Well, this
Speaker 2: is one of those evil tools we can't pick up.
Speaker 2: It has to be destroyed. Even if you could you
Speaker 2: use the NGO to remove them, which I'm doubtful you could.
Speaker 2: Even if you could, what would happen is the next
Speaker 2: time the communists come into power, they would just flip
Speaker 2: it like a light switch and it would go right
Speaker 2: back to importing thirty foreigners into your community to stab
Speaker 2: your kid in a high school hallway. They would just
Speaker 2: flip it like a light switch. When we take power, yes,
Speaker 2: in some ways, no question, we have to use power,
Speaker 2: but we also have to recognize significant portions of their power,
Speaker 2: foundations of their power, and attack those foundations to dismantle them,
Speaker 2: making them difficult to ever rebuild again, if not impossible
Speaker 2: to ever rebuild again. What should be done is the
Speaker 2: destruction of the NGO network in this country. And the
Speaker 2: communists know this, by the way, that is a huge
Speaker 2: reason why they put the flowery religious names on these organizations.
Speaker 2: So if anti communists ever catch on to what's going
Speaker 2: on and ever actually attack these organizations and looks like
Speaker 2: you're a Trump's attacking Catholics, the Catholics for Guatemalans, he
Speaker 2: can't attack Catholics. Catholics should rise up against this. He's
Speaker 2: not attacking Catholics, He's attacking the NGO. You see why
Speaker 2: they name what they name. And that actually brings me
Speaker 2: to this guy's second question, and then I'll move on
Speaker 2: who writes the media stories, the talking heads or the
Speaker 2: ap Where is the choke point? So there are a
Speaker 2: bunch of different reasons for this. Speaking of the CIA,
Speaker 2: you should know the CIA writes these stories sometimes too.
Speaker 2: You know that, right, Some of the most disgusting communists
Speaker 2: in the media have a long history of working side
Speaker 2: by side with the CIA. But we'll set that aside
Speaker 2: for a moment. Here's how it oftentimes works. I can
Speaker 2: be all right, let's say I'm evil communist congressman Jesse.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm a communist congressman. I have a PR campaign,
Speaker 2: a PR firm I work with, maybe even my campaign account.
Speaker 2: I work with them, and I have let's say somebody
Speaker 2: who runs my campaign. He spent a lot of years
Speaker 2: as an editor with the New York Times. All right, so,
Speaker 2: evil communist Congressman Jesse. I want to start a story
Speaker 2: I don't know, a story about Trump committing war crimes
Speaker 2: by blowing up Venezuelan drug boats. Well, it looks it
Speaker 2: looks obviously political if it comes from my office. So
Speaker 2: I don't make it start in my office. I simply
Speaker 2: get with my friend who works still with the New
Speaker 2: York Times, has friends at the New York Times. We
Speaker 2: go have a steak dinner on Friday night. Whom I
Speaker 2: can these are democrats. We go have some sort of
Speaker 2: a vegan meal on Friday night, and over our vegan
Speaker 2: soy lattes, sit down and I say, this is what
Speaker 2: I want done. I want the war crime story. These
Speaker 2: are the talking points. Boo Boop goes right back to
Speaker 2: the New York Times. Soon, a major publication like the
Speaker 2: New York Times, biggest newspaper in the country, The New
Speaker 2: York Times, prints the story. Well, what happens from there? Now?
Speaker 2: That was that was one source, right, one story, one
Speaker 2: way it happens. What happens from there is other media
Speaker 2: outlets who are communists or lazy? Or communist and lazy?
Speaker 2: They read the New York Times story, then they start
Speaker 2: running their own stories quoting the New York Times story. Boom,
Speaker 2: you have an article in the Washington Post. Boom, it's
Speaker 2: in the La Times. Now Time magazine is running something. CNN,
Speaker 2: of course, has experts on to talk about the expos
Speaker 2: in the New York Times. Is that a wartime? It's
Speaker 2: a war to see how this works off of one story. Everyone,
Speaker 2: it's snowballs and it makes putting out blatant lies easy.
Speaker 2: Is the Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent magnificent Friday
Speaker 2: and ask doctor Jesse Friday reminding you you can still
Speaker 2: email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. We are
Speaker 2: live and of course those things are not going to
Speaker 2: be lost if we don't get to all of them.
Speaker 2: Let's do this well, Hey, Jesse, your Rhodesian bush Wars
Speaker 2: series was outstanding. It's interesting to see how communists do
Speaker 2: the same thing the world over. In Rhodesia, the Communists
Speaker 2: elected a communist leadership which destroyed the once beautiful, most
Speaker 2: prosperous country in Africa, turning it into one of the
Speaker 2: poorest countries on the planet. In Venezuela, communists elected communist
Speaker 2: leadership which destroyed the once beautiful, most prosperous country in
Speaker 2: Latin America, turning it into one of the poorest countries
Speaker 2: on the planet. In New York City, so on and
Speaker 2: so forth. Why do these people see that? Why do
Speaker 2: these people see the destruction that communist has rought and
Speaker 2: then repeat it? All right, So a couple things. Let
Speaker 2: me ask you something. There's two different things to this.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you something. Why do you think, well,
Speaker 2: for instance, Ken Burns. You know Ken Burns, the documentary filmmaker,
Speaker 2: ken Burns, the guy with the worst to pay in
Speaker 2: the history of Mecca anyway, Ken Burns. Ken Burns is
Speaker 2: a talented documentarian. Is that a word? Chris whatever? Talented
Speaker 2: documentary filmmaker has made great ones in the past, like
Speaker 2: the Civil War one. I have some quibbles with it,
Speaker 2: but great ones. From what I understand. He just put
Speaker 2: out a one on the American Revolution. I've not watched it.
Speaker 2: I will not watch it because people I trust have
Speaker 2: watched it and they were mortified by how subversive it was.
Speaker 2: America sucks, America's evil, America's racist, America all these things. Now,
Speaker 2: let me ask you, why did the Communists take over
Speaker 2: the history programs. They write history books that Aiden, Jaden
Speaker 2: and Braden learned from in school history books that tell
Speaker 2: them things like FDR was wonderful and Reagan was an idiot.
Speaker 2: Why why? Well, communists lie about everything all the time,
Speaker 2: as you know, everything all the time, big gigantic lies,
Speaker 2: and they most definitely lie about history because they don't
Speaker 2: want Aiden Jaden and Braden learning that Mao killed several
Speaker 2: times more people than Hitler ever thought of. Yeah, they're
Speaker 2: going to learn about Hitler for three or four weeks
Speaker 2: and understandably so, they probably won't know what the red
Speaker 2: Scare is by the time they graduate high school. By
Speaker 2: the time they graduate college, are they going to know
Speaker 2: that Mao starved fifty million people to death, burying people alive?
Speaker 2: Are they going to know anything? No, of course not,
Speaker 2: because well, that would make communism look bad. My point is,
Speaker 2: my first point is why do people repeat this. The
Speaker 2: communists to go with the history classes because they didn't
Speaker 2: want Aiden, Jaden and Braden to know about all the bloody,
Speaker 2: horrible history of communism. That's one. My second point is
Speaker 2: the one that's going to be harder to accept, but
Speaker 2: it's probably the main point. If I had something beautiful
Speaker 2: in front of you, the Eiffel Tower. If I put
Speaker 2: the Eiffel Tower in front of you. You've seen pictures
Speaker 2: of the Eiffel Tower, maybe you've even been there. Would
Speaker 2: you want to walk around it, take pictures of it?
Speaker 2: Get in the elevator, go up to the top. There's
Speaker 2: even a restaurant in there. I've been in it. Would
Speaker 2: you want to go up and maybe eat in it? Suck,
Speaker 2: by the way, but would you want to get up
Speaker 2: there and go? Of course? Now, let me ask you.
Speaker 2: If I gave you the option, and keep in mind
Speaker 2: you have a good al jail free card, you will
Speaker 2: not get in trouble with the law. Would you blow
Speaker 2: it up if I let you? No, it wouldn't even
Speaker 2: occur to you. It's something historic and cool and beautiful.
Speaker 2: Blow it up. People who admire greatness and success and beauty,
Speaker 2: those kinds of people have a very difficult time understanding
Speaker 2: the mindset of hateful, evil, miserable people who want to
Speaker 2: destroy things. There are people all around you. You're liberal, Aunt, Peggy.
Speaker 2: There are people all around you who see anything good,
Speaker 2: anything right, anything beautiful and they hate it and they
Speaker 2: would do anything to destroy it. That's if you ever
Speaker 2: had a moment, no matter who you are, no matter
Speaker 2: what your walk is in life, they ever had a moment,
Speaker 2: maybe you're in a restaurant, public park, we have one
Speaker 2: of these. Last night, as a matter of fact, we
Speaker 2: went out and saw Christmas lights as a family. We
Speaker 2: were just walking around, me, ob and the boys checking
Speaker 2: out Christmas sight and it was this wonderful, huge family,
Speaker 2: had to be four or five kids. They were all
Speaker 2: dressed in matching pajamas. You could tell they all loved
Speaker 2: each other. It was all laughs and wonderful, and we
Speaker 2: even commented. Even my boys agreed when they passed by.
Speaker 2: We said, man, that was great. They seem like they're
Speaker 2: just wonderful, don't they wonderful? You ever you've ever seen
Speaker 2: a family puts a smile on your face out in public,
Speaker 2: even Chris Has, could you imagine seeing that that wonderful,
Speaker 2: beautiful family, matching pajamas, hot chocolate, watching Christmas lights and
Speaker 2: saying to yourself, Ugh, I want to destroy it. I
Speaker 2: wish I could break that family up. I wish I
Speaker 2: could turn him against turn the kids against dad, and
Speaker 2: the dad against the I want to destroy it. You
Speaker 2: would never it would never enter your mind. But communists
Speaker 2: are demonic, and that's how they think, that's how they think.
Speaker 2: It's hard to accept. They select these leaders because they're
Speaker 2: trying to destroy things. I brought up that. I brought
Speaker 2: this up when it came to Mam Donnie in New
Speaker 2: York City. People on the right still didn't get it,
Speaker 2: still don't get it. That'll never work. Free this will
Speaker 2: never work. Opening up the jails will never work. Why
Speaker 2: are people voting on this? It will never work. They
Speaker 2: know it's not designed to work. It's designed to destroy.
Speaker 2: It's designed for revenge. It's designed to destroy beauty, to
Speaker 2: destroy greatness, to destroy success. They know it won't work.
Speaker 2: That's the point. But good people have a hard time
Speaker 2: understanding and relating to demonic people. Your liberal at Peggy
Speaker 2: when she pulls Aiden, Jaden and Brayden aside when they're
Speaker 2: sick years old and hands them a tranny book and
Speaker 2: tells them to read it behind your back. She's trying
Speaker 2: to destroy them. She wants them shattered and miserable and broken,
Speaker 2: because she is shattered and miserable and broken. If they
Speaker 2: turn out happy, it's just a reminder to her that
Speaker 2: her life sucks.