Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Shaw. Let's have some fun on a Monday.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, I'm so happy to start the work week,
Speaker 1: aren't you. Chris. We have an amazing show for you tonight.
Speaker 1: We're kind of all over the place on some things. Yes,
Speaker 1: I will talk about the Little Red Book. In fact,
Speaker 1: I'll get to that here in just a moment. We
Speaker 1: are going to discuss all these Epstein File revelations, the
Speaker 1: genesis of all that, how we have to be careful,
Speaker 1: but also we're led by a bunch of monsters. Apparently,
Speaker 1: apparently we can't send Haitians back to Haiti because Haiti's
Speaker 1: too dangerous. Lindsey Graham's a piece of crap. Communists lie
Speaker 1: about everything all the time, the truest test of your patriotism.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about musicians, how stupid they are, why
Speaker 1: they're stupid. Oh that so much more coming up tonight
Speaker 1: on the world famous Jesse Kelly's Show. Before I get
Speaker 1: to any of the news of the day, I want
Speaker 1: to talk about something much much more important than that.
Speaker 1: Me what Chris, listen I told I've been telling you
Speaker 1: for a couple of weeks. To go to Jessekelly dot com.
Speaker 1: And put in your email address. If you followed those
Speaker 1: simple instructions, you woke up today and you got what
Speaker 1: you got. Didn't you Didn't I tell you it was free?
Speaker 1: Didn't I tell you there? There was no gimmicks. I'm
Speaker 1: not trying to sell you something. I'm not trying to
Speaker 1: lock you into a long term payment plan. I just
Speaker 1: wanted to send you something for free, my little red book.
Speaker 1: Now here's what it is, and here's how we came
Speaker 1: up with it for you new listeners of the show.
Speaker 1: A couple of years ago. I think it was a
Speaker 1: couple of years ago. Me and my buddy Nick Rizzuto.
Speaker 1: I've known Nick for years and years and years. Great dude,
Speaker 1: we sat down and we wrote the anti Communist Manifesto. Now,
Speaker 1: the way it works is my name is on the
Speaker 1: cover of it because I'm the more famous one, and
Speaker 1: that's how you sell books. But Nick worked his butt
Speaker 1: off on that too. I'm not a writer, I'm not
Speaker 1: an author. I'm not going to write books. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to be one of those guys because I despise writing.
Speaker 1: Despise it, I hate it. That was something I was
Speaker 1: passionate about, and I'm glad you loved it. I'm glad
Speaker 1: you loved it. Cannot believe that it ended up being
Speaker 1: this national bestseller and whatnot the Anti Communist Manifesto now
Speaker 1: after it came out, after it was done, it did
Speaker 1: all of this great stuff. You loved it. I'm glad
Speaker 1: you loved it. I had another chapter I wanted to
Speaker 1: write that I I didn't put into the Anti Communist
Speaker 1: Manifesto because honestly, I wish I had a better answer
Speaker 1: for you than this. I just didn't think of it.
Speaker 1: I didn't think about writing down what I wanted to
Speaker 1: write down. So got with Nick. We started talking about
Speaker 1: the chapter, we started writing it. I kind of how
Speaker 1: it works, if you would like to know behind the scenes.
Speaker 1: Is I pace. I am a person. It drives my
Speaker 1: wife insane, drives Chris insane. I pace when I think.
Speaker 1: If I'm talking on the phone, I'm pacing walking back
Speaker 1: and forth. I have a hard time sitting down if
Speaker 1: I'm talking to ab about my day, Like if I
Speaker 1: get home and she happens to be sitting down when
Speaker 1: she's never sitting down, I'm pacing walking back and finally
Speaker 1: show y'all sets down. Please. I pace? I pace in
Speaker 1: a room I get with Nick. He gets out his
Speaker 1: little nerd laptop, and I pace and I talk and
Speaker 1: he types. I talkie types, I talkie types. He goes back,
Speaker 1: researches some things. We come up with something. We did
Speaker 1: this for the chapter. As we're doing this with the chapter,
Speaker 1: we had reached out to the publisher of the book,
Speaker 1: The Anti Communist Manifesto, and said, hey, we want to
Speaker 1: put out a chapter. It was Simon and Schuster. Now
Speaker 1: they didn't do me wrong at all at all, but
Speaker 1: because of contract reasons, they said, well, you can't put
Speaker 1: out an extra chapter for the book, and you certainly
Speaker 1: can't do it free, because then that messes up the contract. Whatever. Again,
Speaker 1: I don't want to act like they did me wrong.
Speaker 1: They most definitely did not. So Nick and I thought, well,
Speaker 1: if we can't do an extra chapter, I've got some
Speaker 1: other things on my mind. What if we came up with,
Speaker 1: like a booklet, something really short, easily consumable, breaking down
Speaker 1: just basic things, stuff we talk about every day, Communism
Speaker 1: and Democrats and Republicans and what's happening globally, the stupid
Speaker 1: thoughts I have on food. What if we put all
Speaker 1: that and something short, easy to read honestly, it's ninety
Speaker 1: three pages including the cover. What if we just made
Speaker 1: something short and then we could just send it to people.
Speaker 1: I don't want to sell it. I want people to
Speaker 1: just be able to have it if they want it.
Speaker 1: What if we just made a little booklet, now, why
Speaker 1: a little red book? Well, keep in mind, I'll get
Speaker 1: to the news of the day at some point in time.
Speaker 1: We might as well do just a little bit of
Speaker 1: history here. Here's some history about China. After the Chinese
Speaker 1: were done having these these emperors, these rulers, you've heard
Speaker 1: of them before, the dynasty, this dynasty and Ming dynasty
Speaker 1: and change, all these dynasties. After they were done with
Speaker 1: all that they actually got, they had like a warlord period.
Speaker 1: It was rough. And then they had a man, great
Speaker 1: man by the name of Chang Kai shek. He took
Speaker 1: over China. He wanted China to be free. And you're
Speaker 1: about to crow as we talk about this at how
Speaker 1: close China came to being free. China could have been
Speaker 1: in America in the east kind of that's what he wanted.
Speaker 1: He was a wonderful Christian man. He wanted a constitution
Speaker 1: like he wanted China to be free. But this was
Speaker 1: all taking place in the early twentieth century. The early
Speaker 1: nineteen hundreds, what else was taking place globally in the
Speaker 1: early nineteen hundreds the rise of Satan and communism. Communism
Speaker 1: is of the devil. Communism began to be infiltrating China
Speaker 1: through the Soviet Union. Of course, Mao fights this horrible
Speaker 1: war against Shang Kai Shek. World War II kind of
Speaker 1: brings a pause to all that the United States of
Speaker 1: America ended up screwing over Chang Kai Shek. Mao takes
Speaker 1: over communist China. All right, this is nineteen forty nine.
Speaker 1: Mao proceeds to start putting into place communism and please
Speaker 1: stop me if any of this sounds familiar. To carry
Speaker 1: out acts of violence Mao wanted done. He started recruiting
Speaker 1: the mal contents in society. None of that sounds familiar, right, criminals? Actually,
Speaker 1: Mao loved to recruit criminals. None of that sounds familiar.
Speaker 1: Mao loved people who were angry, bitter. He recruited them.
Speaker 1: What did he want them to do? He wanted them
Speaker 1: to start killing all the middle class people, the landowners,
Speaker 1: and of course they did. Mao then starved forty to
Speaker 1: fifty sixty million people to death, depending on what you
Speaker 1: read the greatest man made act of horror in the
Speaker 1: history of mankind. Yes, that includes Adolf Hitler's stalin the
Speaker 1: rest of them. Nobody can sniff what Mao did to
Speaker 1: the poor peace of China. And then after he was
Speaker 1: done with that, Mao ended up being a little bit
Speaker 1: on the outs with other Chikoms. It tends to look
Speaker 1: bad when you nuke fifty million of your own citizens
Speaker 1: with an intentional starvation plan. Oops, my bad, that didn't
Speaker 1: work out. Mao was not the type of guy. He
Speaker 1: was that type of guy who's going to take that
Speaker 1: lightly Maw. He needed a plan. He needed a plan.
Speaker 1: Not to reform his ways, No, no, Communists don't do that.
Speaker 1: Maw needed a plan to kill his enemies. That was
Speaker 1: Mao's plan. What to do? What to do? Mao came
Speaker 1: up with a Little Red Book and go look it
Speaker 1: up to this date. You can go read it to
Speaker 1: this day. There are English translations out there if you
Speaker 1: would like. In fact, in order to understand your enemy,
Speaker 1: very applicable to America today and our communists, I would
Speaker 1: encourage you to Read's Little Red Book, even maybe before
Speaker 1: you read mine now started a cultural revolution where he
Speaker 1: recruited mainly students. That doesn't sound familiar, right, students, What yes, students,
Speaker 1: You see exact exact same kind of thing happening in
Speaker 1: America today.
Speaker 2: Coming to a city near you. They will find a
Speaker 2: way to blame you. They will kill you, and they
Speaker 2: will find a way to blame it. They will kill
Speaker 2: your friends and family, They will deport people. It is
Speaker 2: not far away enough that you can ignore it.
Speaker 1: You know, you see the humor. That's a high school
Speaker 1: student in New York. You've seen all over your television
Speaker 1: set for the past forty eight seventy two hours, high
Speaker 1: school and college students across the country taking it to
Speaker 1: the streets to protest the deportation of foreigners. Communists love
Speaker 1: young minds. That's why they become school teachers. That's why
Speaker 1: they run for school board. That's why they become administers,
Speaker 1: administrators in the school system. That's why they took over
Speaker 1: the entire university system so they could poison Aiden, Jaden
Speaker 1: and Braden into doing the most horrible things in the world. Well,
Speaker 1: don't think that American communists came up with that concept, mao. Well,
Speaker 1: the Soviets before him. I shouldn't give Mao all the credit,
Speaker 1: but Mao was a practitioner of such things. We'll do
Speaker 1: just a couple more minutes on this either way, Go
Speaker 1: get that little red book, Jesse Kelly dot com. Just
Speaker 1: put in your email address. I told you it wasn't
Speaker 1: a gimmick. We're just gonna send it to you, Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly dot com. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a magnificent Monday, of course, Medal of Honor Monday. I
Speaker 1: think I forgot to mention that in the open coming
Speaker 1: up about forty five minutes from now, and you can
Speaker 1: email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. I
Speaker 1: am going to get to some Epstein's stuff of files
Speaker 1: stuff here in a few Just bear with me. So
Speaker 1: back to Mao. Mao starts a cultural revolution in China.
Speaker 1: The intention of it was to kill his political enemies.
Speaker 1: That was the intention. But as I've said to you
Speaker 1: so many times before, communists lie about everything all the time,
Speaker 1: all the time. There is never an ounce of truth.
Speaker 1: They are always lying about everything all the time. Here's
Speaker 1: Senator Chris Murmady, and we're still pretending that Ice is
Speaker 1: going after dangerous people. They aren't right right now, Seventy
Speaker 1: percent of the people that they are detaining have absolutely
Speaker 1: no criminal record. What is happened? Dan just says, seventy
Speaker 1: percent of those they're resting and that's their number, do
Speaker 1: have some kind of criminals. What is happening in He
Speaker 1: just lied, He got corrected on it, he just moved on.
Speaker 1: They lie about everything all the time. Mao wanted his
Speaker 1: political enemies dead and out of the way because he
Speaker 1: was being pushed out of the party. Now that's a
Speaker 1: hard sell to the masses, isn't it. You don't stand
Speaker 1: up to the masses and tell them, Hey, high school
Speaker 1: and college kids, I feel like doing some murder. How
Speaker 1: about a little murder? And the people I want you
Speaker 1: to murder they're all my political rivals. I am power hungry.
Speaker 1: I want all the power in China, and I need
Speaker 1: some political rivals to be beaten to death in order
Speaker 1: to give me that power. And that's where you come in.
Speaker 1: Not a great sale, is it? So you don't sell that?
Speaker 1: What did he do? Mao had a little red book,
Speaker 1: as I mentioned, you can look it up and read it.
Speaker 1: This little red book was consider it the social media
Speaker 1: of their age. And when I say social media of
Speaker 1: their age, this is what I mean. It was short
Speaker 1: and easily consumable, just a little red book. If you
Speaker 1: look up maw little Red book, if you do an
Speaker 1: Internet search for it, I promise you, on the very
Speaker 1: first page you will see pictures, many of them. There's
Speaker 1: even video of students waving it in the air like
Speaker 1: a flag, Legions of them together. A little red book,
Speaker 1: short little lessons, easily consumable for the young, the busy,
Speaker 1: the energetic, the distracted, Easily easily consumable. And the idea
Speaker 1: was simply this, here are my teachings. Rally around these
Speaker 1: and hunt down the enemies of the teachings in this
Speaker 1: book and kill them. Ah. Just so happened. The enemies
Speaker 1: of the teachings in that book happened to be Mao's
Speaker 1: political rivals. Wild how all that worked out, and it
Speaker 1: turned out to be one of the ugliest chapters in
Speaker 1: human history where a high school teacher would have their
Speaker 1: students burst in, drag them out of the classroom, and
Speaker 1: beat them to death with a baseball bat with nails
Speaker 1: in it. That kind of stuff. Struggle sessions across China
Speaker 1: where they go in to your little village. These students,
Speaker 1: by the way, were known as the Red Guard. They
Speaker 1: saw themselves as soldiers in a war. None of this
Speaker 1: sounds familiar, of course, They saw themselves as soldiers in
Speaker 1: a war. And the Red Guard would storm into a
Speaker 1: village and they would track down any of these nefarious
Speaker 1: traders to Mao, beat them, torture them, humiliate them, that
Speaker 1: kind of thing. At the end or in the end,
Speaker 1: Mao's political opponents were all dead and gone. Mao had
Speaker 1: all the power in the world. Didn't have that much
Speaker 1: of a happy ending for the Red Guard. As I've
Speaker 1: worn the street animals listening to this show many times before,
Speaker 1: I know you think that you will have power in
Speaker 1: the end, you will not. You'll be taken out and shot.
Speaker 1: Mao had the army promptly round up all these murderous
Speaker 1: little Red Guards and fire a bullet in the back
Speaker 1: of all their heads. And they all died. And Mao
Speaker 1: sat on the throne until the day he died, and
Speaker 1: he rallied them around a little red book. Now, my
Speaker 1: little red book at Jesse Kelly dot com. Let's go
Speaker 1: put in your email address, will send it to you.
Speaker 1: It will not encourage you to murder anybody. Please, don't
Speaker 1: harm a soul, don't break a law. I just wanted
Speaker 1: something free and easily consumable so people can just read
Speaker 1: some of these thoughts on things on where we're at
Speaker 1: as a country and the system and Democrats and Republicans.
Speaker 1: Don't think Republicans escape it either. Republicans are in there,
Speaker 1: stupid thoughts. Whatever, Jesse Kelly dot com put in your
Speaker 1: email address. I told you it was coming. Yes, Chris,
Speaker 1: there are food thoughts in there, just basic life advice,
Speaker 1: little life tidbits like please don't swim in floodwaters when
Speaker 1: your area of floods. It's one of these things I
Speaker 1: have to continue to cover, and we're going to get
Speaker 1: to the Epstein files here in a second. Let me
Speaker 1: just go ahead and reinforce that. I know, when your
Speaker 1: area of floods it's bad and you're trying to make
Speaker 1: the most of a bad situation, why not go for
Speaker 1: a swim. My living room's full of water, the street
Speaker 1: is full of water, that's poop water. There is so
Speaker 1: much bacteria in that water you're going to get an
Speaker 1: infection and likely die. Please stay out of flood waters,
Speaker 1: even if it might mean a great video for Instagram
Speaker 1: of you surfing behind someone's pickup truck. Stay out of
Speaker 1: the flood waters. Now let's talk about all the use
Speaker 1: Epstein files. Because the emails are coming in hot and heavy.
Speaker 1: You want to know what I think about them, So
Speaker 1: I'll tell you next The Jesse Kelly Show, not a wonderful,
Speaker 1: fantastic Monday, thirty minutes away from Metal of Honor Monday.
Speaker 1: So let's now that we're done with all that little
Speaker 1: Red Book stuff, let's tackle something that came out over
Speaker 1: the weekend. This is forced. This has been forced on
Speaker 1: the Justice Department, the Trump administration, the release of the
Speaker 1: Epstein fiules. Now pause, I want you to know something.
Speaker 1: I'm going to lay out exactly what I think about
Speaker 1: so much of this stuff. If you want to send
Speaker 1: me hate mail or whatever, all that stuff is totally fine,
Speaker 1: I get it. But there are gonna be some things
Speaker 1: I'm about to say you're going to like, and there
Speaker 1: are gonna be some things you're probably not going to like. Undoubtedly,
Speaker 1: here's one of those things. The list. If you've been
Speaker 1: listening for a while, you already know this part. But
Speaker 1: the list, the Epstein List, Why won't they list. Why
Speaker 1: won't they released the list? Okay, we human beings, me too.
Speaker 1: We love simplicity. Look, I just talked to you about
Speaker 1: the Little Red Book. What did I say about it?
Speaker 1: Easily consumable, make it simple, make it easy. We believe
Speaker 1: that the people who run the world, so many of them,
Speaker 1: and I believe this as well, so many of them,
Speaker 1: are deeply, deeply evil people, that they use their position
Speaker 1: of power not to better our world, not to better
Speaker 1: our country, not for the betterment of humanity at all.
Speaker 1: They use it to fatten themselves up. They use it
Speaker 1: for their own power, for their own pleasure. And the
Speaker 1: history of the world tells that tale, doesn't it. Look,
Speaker 1: do I need to go back to Mao? Do you
Speaker 1: want to know the things Mao used to do his country?
Speaker 1: The gross things, horrible things to young women, by the way,
Speaker 1: to young women, things that I will not discuss because
Speaker 1: there and listening, horrible things. Powerful people do this Now,
Speaker 1: This guy, Jeffrey Epstein, his name has been around for
Speaker 1: a very very long time. We've discussed him before, but
Speaker 1: all we kept getting were little nuggets of information, A
Speaker 1: little nugget here, little nugget there, Nuggets like wait, a minute,
Speaker 1: he hung out with Bill Clinton. Wait a minute. Melinda
Speaker 1: Gates is on camera in an interview with Gail King,
Speaker 1: citing that Bill Gates was so closely associated with him
Speaker 1: that that was part of what prompted that. Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: How many powerful people were hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 1: and what was happening when they did hang out with
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein. That led to many many things. It led
Speaker 1: to revelations from victims who did come forward and say, hey,
Speaker 1: he did this, this guy did that. It of course
Speaker 1: led like they all these things do to Charlatan's who
Speaker 1: lied about certain things. That, of course is it. Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein was prosecuted. Jeffrey Epstein was a criminal, But our
Speaker 1: love of simplicity found us calling for a list. Hey,
Speaker 1: where's the list? A list of what? I want the
Speaker 1: list of all the people who committed crimes with Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 1: And I want this list to list their names, and
Speaker 1: I wanted to list their crimes. I want dates on
Speaker 1: the list, throw pictures on the list, Show me the list.
Speaker 1: There's a piece of paper, right, all right, maybe two
Speaker 1: or three because there were a lot of But you
Speaker 1: have the list, are you holding the list? Is it
Speaker 1: under your bed? Where's that list? Do you know a lawyers? Sadly,
Speaker 1: I know some? Sorry, quit, I have some in my family.
Speaker 1: I didn't mean that, quit, But no, I know some lawyers.
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen the paperwork involved in a criminal trial,
Speaker 1: a criminal investigation? It's staggering boxes of it. What would
Speaker 1: they be? Well, let's say, let's say me Jewish producer
Speaker 1: Chris and Corey. We've been dealing heroin at work here.
Speaker 1: We're big heroin guys. What Chris, did I just expose
Speaker 1: the truth? No? Quit, We're big heroin guys. Right, and
Speaker 1: then boom, one day we're doing the show the cops
Speaker 1: kicking the door. Freeze Dirtball. I would want them to
Speaker 1: say that anyway, freeze Dirtball. We get arrested, Uh oh,
Speaker 1: time to go to trial? Well, what would they collect
Speaker 1: from there? Chris? Do you have a list of all
Speaker 1: of our heroin clients on your computer? Is it titled
Speaker 1: Heroin clients on your desktop? Don't have that list? Do you?
Speaker 1: Corey doesn't have that either? Well no, because it's gobs
Speaker 1: and gobs and gobs of information. Who is Chris calling?
Speaker 1: When is he calling them? We have to go get
Speaker 1: the phone records. Who's he texted? What did he text?
Speaker 1: If we happen to get more more warrant information, where
Speaker 1: we can go find the person. Maybe he was talking
Speaker 1: to Cory. Now we have to find Corey's stuff, Corey's list.
Speaker 1: Now we have to confiscate Corey's computer. Wait, Corey has
Speaker 1: how many email accounts? He has three email accounts? I
Speaker 1: have four email accounts. I have to email this gobs
Speaker 1: of paperwork, bank records, you can't imagine it. It's not
Speaker 1: simple on these huge cases like mafia cases. Who doesn't
Speaker 1: model mafia case? Why do they take so long? Shouldn't
Speaker 1: it be three hours? Hey? Did you or did you not?
Speaker 1: Kill Tony t? Who toes in the alley in the bronx.
Speaker 1: It's not that at all. You have to go through
Speaker 1: all the different things you have, this witness, this picture,
Speaker 1: this email. That there's no list, it doesn't exist because
Speaker 1: criminals don't create lists of their crimes and the people
Speaker 1: they commit crimes with. What there are our files, lots
Speaker 1: of them, gobs and gobs and gobs of information, phone
Speaker 1: records and bank records and emails and so many other
Speaker 1: things are involved. There's no list there are files, though,
Speaker 1: lots of them. Now we know there are files, we
Speaker 1: know why not. We know, let's not be dumb. We
Speaker 1: know that powerful men did bad, evil things with Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 1: We know this, okay, So that's that brings us to
Speaker 1: this point. Now, let's talk about the Trump administration, because
Speaker 1: there's no question they blew this thing, and they blew
Speaker 1: it badly. Donald Trump made a colossal, colossal political mistake.
Speaker 1: He did. It's a very common mistake for powerful people.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is the most powerful person on the planet,
Speaker 1: so it's probably the most understandable thing in the world
Speaker 1: that he would make this mistake. But powerful people with
Speaker 1: large followings almost always think they have more control over
Speaker 1: their followers than they actually do. Donald Trump has so
Speaker 1: much sway the most influential person on the right, Like
Speaker 1: I said, most powerful person on the planet. However, Donald
Speaker 1: Trump does not, did not, and will never possess the
Speaker 1: power to tell all of his followers to stop caring
Speaker 1: about the files that will allegedly show powerful men being
Speaker 1: predators on young women. Donald Trump maybe didn't realize this,
Speaker 1: and so he attempted you remember this to tell us,
Speaker 1: essentially to shut up and move on. You see why.
Speaker 1: There was a minute from the Geil House team.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sir, I just said you so good. Are you
Speaker 3: still talking about Jeffrey Epstein? This guy's been talked about
Speaker 3: for years. You're asking, we have Texas, we have this,
Speaker 3: we have all of the things, and are people still
Speaker 3: talking about this guy?
Speaker 1: This creep?
Speaker 3: That is unbelievable. Do you want to waste the time?
Speaker 1: And do you feel like answering? I don't mind it.
Speaker 1: That's not the first time he said it, not the
Speaker 1: only time he said it. Donald Trump is not really
Speaker 1: implicated and has having done anything wrong. In fact, from
Speaker 1: what we've seen, Donald Trump didn't do anything wrong. But
Speaker 1: man did that looked terrible. That looked bad, really bad.
Speaker 1: So he made a colossal political blunder. And then he
Speaker 1: made another one. Then we'll discuss that in a moment,
Speaker 1: and we'll get to these files. Before we discuss that,
Speaker 1: let's talk about values. Seems like a really good time
Speaker 1: to discuss values. No, we have to put our money
Speaker 1: where our morals are. Our money should follow our values
Speaker 1: in as many ways as humanly possible. When you can
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Speaker 1: Show on a magnificent Monday, ten minutes away from Medal
Speaker 1: of Honor Monday. So back to the Epstein files that
Speaker 1: are out there now, there's no list. There are files.
Speaker 1: We've been having forty eight seventy two hours of Internet dumps,
Speaker 1: and so much of it looks terrible. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of really damaging information in there. That's obviously true because
Speaker 1: we have huge, powerful people resigning their positions across the
Speaker 1: globe because they've been exposed as being badly associated with
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein. We have people deleting their social media accounts
Speaker 1: because they've been exposed as having bad dealings with Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 1: We are learning a lot about the very, very evil
Speaker 1: people across the globe who apparently are predators of young women,
Speaker 1: and that's a good thing. However, remember the analogy I
Speaker 1: used about me, Chris and Corey dealing heroin and now
Speaker 1: all the files and it would be emails and phone
Speaker 1: records and text records and things like that. Chris, how
Speaker 1: many emails do we get into the show today? Chris
Speaker 1: just started laughing. Okay, just know that it's more than
Speaker 1: you can possibly imagine. Okay, you ever send us an email? Well,
Speaker 1: we just got busted as Heroin dealers. Congratulations, your email
Speaker 1: is now part of our case file. Did you know that? No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: I'm not saying you're going to be subpoena. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: I'm not saying you did anything wrong, not at all.
Speaker 1: But you emailed a Heroin dealer. You think the cops
Speaker 1: aren't gonna put that in a file, They're gonna have
Speaker 1: to look you up. We have essentially a fire hydrant
Speaker 1: of information coming out about the Epstein files. Obviously, there's
Speaker 1: going to be a lot of truth in these files
Speaker 1: that exposes a lot of evil people, and I hate
Speaker 1: I hope every one of these evil people burns for it,
Speaker 1: every single one of them. However, obviously there are going
Speaker 1: to be all kinds of people whose names pop up
Speaker 1: in those files who didn't do a single thing wrong.
Speaker 1: And the truth is this, you could handle that, so
Speaker 1: could I. The masses could not. You ever see that
Speaker 1: movie Men in Black, old movie pretty good Will Smith
Speaker 1: Tommy Lee Jones about aliens and things like that, and
Speaker 1: Will Smith at one point in time, after he finds
Speaker 1: out aliens are real, he sits down with Tommy Lee Jones,
Speaker 1: a grizzled veteran, and says to him, why not just
Speaker 1: tell people aliens are real? People are smart, they can
Speaker 1: handle it. And Tommy Lee Jones says, no, a person
Speaker 1: is smart. People are dumb, dangerous animals. You can handle
Speaker 1: all this information. You have the ability to sift through
Speaker 1: what is real and what is not. The masses do not.
Speaker 1: I saw one guy, I'm not even gonna name it.
Speaker 1: And by the way, there are many cases of this already.
Speaker 1: One guy is getting blasted across the Internet and being
Speaker 1: pressured to resign because his name appears in the files. However,
Speaker 1: it's the wrong guy, someone else who shared the same name.
Speaker 1: This is what I mean by the masses can't handle it.
Speaker 1: Speaking of Donald Trump, They're saying all kinds of horrible
Speaker 1: things about Trump met this and Trump met that. But
Speaker 1: people are matching up the dates. It's not humanly possible.
Speaker 1: These are false accusations that came in afterwards. The masses,
Speaker 1: just as predicted, cannot handle this much information. Some of
Speaker 1: it obviously legitimate and some of it obviously crap. But
Speaker 1: the Trump administration handled it so poorly that they look terrible.
Speaker 1: And part of the reason all this stuff is coming
Speaker 1: out now is because Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massey. He pushed
Speaker 1: it through. Why did he push it through? Because Donald
Speaker 1: Trump declared open public warfare against Thomas Massey and said
Speaker 1: he was going to primary him. Why did Donald Trump
Speaker 1: do that? Thomas Massey was a no vote on the
Speaker 1: big beautiful bill donald Trump was trying to get through. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm not taking size in that fight. By the way,
Speaker 1: maybe you agree with me, maybe you agree with Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: but I'll tell you two things. First, You're not going
Speaker 1: to be able to primary Thomas Massey successfully in his district.
Speaker 1: They've tried it before. His district loves him. He's not
Speaker 1: going anywhere. So second, it's pointless to have that fight.
Speaker 1: You took Thomas Massey from being a no vote to
Speaker 1: being a mortal enemy the second you screamed into the
Speaker 1: void that you were going to primary him. Now he
Speaker 1: has no incentive to be nice to you at all.
Speaker 1: Now you've declared him to be an enemy and he's
Speaker 1: acting like one. Now we have all these Epstein files
Speaker 1: and it's a disaster. I hope the powerful, evil people
Speaker 1: who are predators burn. I'm not hopeful of that. I'm
Speaker 1: not hopeful that these people with fancy, expensive lawyers are
Speaker 1: going to go down, but maybe I gets And also
Speaker 1: to go with that, a bunch of innocent people are
Speaker 1: going to burn too, because well, there's a lot of
Speaker 1: crap information in there. There's a lot of emails here
Speaker 1: and emails there, and send an email to him. There's
Speaker 1: also a lot of false information in there. And I
Speaker 1: was told that before all these files even came out,
Speaker 1: that once people started getting paid off this whole thing.
Speaker 1: You know, this victim got paid and that victim got paid,
Speaker 1: and that victim got paid. Well, word gets around and
Speaker 1: soon everybody has an accusation against somebody trying to get
Speaker 1: a check. That's the way it works. It's a horrible,
Speaker 1: ugly affair. The Trump administration handled it horribly, there is.
Speaker 1: It's indefensible how terrible they handled the whole thing. Now
Speaker 1: they're paying some of a political price for it. I
Speaker 1: don't think it's going to wound him mortally politically at all,
Speaker 1: but it's going to be an uncomfortable week for the
Speaker 1: Trump administration because he has so much of this on camera.
Speaker 1: Why there was a minute to see from the jail
Speaker 1: Houses team.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sir, if I'm just interested, are you still talking
Speaker 3: about Jeffrey Epstein? This guy's been talked about for years.
Speaker 3: You're asking, we have Texas, we have this, we have
Speaker 3: all of the things, and are people still talking about
Speaker 3: this guy? This creep that is unbelievable.
Speaker 1: It looks bad. Hey, don't talk about that. Hey, let's
Speaker 1: move on. It looks bad, all right, I am done
Speaker 1: talking about that. I want to talk about Middle of
Speaker 1: Honor Monday. We have so much more next