Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of The Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a fantastic Thursday. We have, well Democrats hate America.
Speaker 1: That's the bad news. We're winning against the LGBTQ freaks,
Speaker 1: that's the good news. We still have a bunch of
Speaker 1: creepy identical twins in this country. That's more bad news.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that. Emails, the bar and so much
Speaker 1: more coming up in the second hour of The Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show on a Thursday. And another reminder that tomorrow
Speaker 1: is Asked Doctor Jesse Friday, and you need to get
Speaker 1: your questions emailed in now to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 1: dot com. Let's cover an analogy. Let's do an analogy
Speaker 1: that we have done before many times, but it's been
Speaker 1: quite a while on the show about love of country,
Speaker 1: Why it matters? What is it about it? If I
Speaker 1: take you out of America and I put you in
Speaker 1: a little village in Africa, one hundred people in that village,
Speaker 1: you know, everyone has their own little hut, and we
Speaker 1: got the restaurant hut and everything else. Got the cattle
Speaker 1: over here, and the water well over there, and you
Speaker 1: get it. You got a little hundred person village in Africa.
Speaker 1: That village, the people in the village, they can survive
Speaker 1: a lot of things, bad weather, drow, war, all kinds
Speaker 1: of things, but long term, the village can't survive if
Speaker 1: a high enough percentage of people in the village hate it.
Speaker 1: And this is because let's talk about your life in
Speaker 1: my life for a moment. Our lives and how they
Speaker 1: turn out, everything from our professional life to relationships, to
Speaker 1: your physical health to everything. They are what It's an
Speaker 1: accumulation of the decisions we make every day. You have
Speaker 1: made a hundred really good decisions and a hundred really
Speaker 1: bad decisions in your life. And the truth is that
Speaker 1: the good decisions you've made, you may not even recognize it.
Speaker 1: They've made your life better now they have. Last night
Speaker 1: I went to a crawfish boil. For instance, I went
Speaker 1: to a crawfish boil last night after we got off.
Speaker 1: I have a bunch of Louisiana guys in the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: If a Louisiana guy ever invites you to a crawfish boil,
Speaker 1: you go. We went went over there with Ab and
Speaker 1: the boys and the neighbors and we all sat there
Speaker 1: and broke bread and ate crawfish all night. It was wonderful.
Speaker 1: My sons hung out with me all night long, just
Speaker 1: sitting there talking to me. Now, I haven't done very
Speaker 1: many things right in my life, I'd know that, and
Speaker 1: I admit that. But I I did something right with
Speaker 1: those boys that my sons at fifteen and seventeen want
Speaker 1: to sit right by dad and hang and talk to
Speaker 1: Dad all night long. That's what. That didn't happen yesterday.
Speaker 1: That's an accumulation of fifteen seventeen years of love and care.
Speaker 1: And that's that and vice versa. You know, in the past,
Speaker 1: I've had my blood pressure take up. I've tell you what.
Speaker 1: I'm a little fat right now. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: I'm a little fat right now. That didn't happen yesterday.
Speaker 1: That's a lifetime of too much bad food, too lazy.
Speaker 1: It didn't work out, You see what I mean? Right Well,
Speaker 1: in the same way that village. Go back to the village.
Speaker 1: The little decisions each in every villager would make every
Speaker 1: day would either extend or shorten the life of a village,
Speaker 1: depending on whether or not they love it and appreciate
Speaker 1: it and feel blessed to be there. Patriotism is the
Speaker 1: essential element. If you walk out of your African hut
Speaker 1: and you see the fence that holds the cattle in
Speaker 1: is starting to break down, and you love your village
Speaker 1: and the people, and you're blessed to be there, you
Speaker 1: run over to the fence and you fix it really
Speaker 1: quickly to protect the food supply the village. That's what
Speaker 1: you do. But if you hate the place and it
Speaker 1: sucks and it's evil and it's racist and it's nah,
Speaker 1: maybe you even run over to the fence and break
Speaker 1: it down even more, because screw that village right, And
Speaker 1: on a long enough timeline, with enough of that village hate,
Speaker 1: the village will crumble. And on a long enough timeline,
Speaker 1: with the little decisions people make every day in that village,
Speaker 1: if they love it a high enough percentage love it,
Speaker 1: it will thrive. We are on the cusp. What a
Speaker 1: great college word, Chris cusp. Cusp is a great word.
Speaker 1: We are on the cusp of something that is unbelievably cool.
Speaker 1: The two hundred and fiftieth birthday of the United States
Speaker 1: of America is one month away. We are a month
Speaker 1: from celebrating two hundred and fifty years on this earth.
Speaker 1: Do you know how cool. That is. Think about how
Speaker 1: many Americans have died before today. None of them, none
Speaker 1: got to be around to celebrate two hundred and fifty years.
Speaker 1: This is one of those cool things that should have
Speaker 1: you nerding out on patriotism. By the way, pause quick
Speaker 1: programming note. I am already way steep in research for
Speaker 1: an American Revolution history story. I'm going to bring you
Speaker 1: before the July fourth weekend, so I'm going to give
Speaker 1: it to I know you've been wanting it. I'm going
Speaker 1: to give it to you. That's how I was on vacation.
Speaker 1: I feel like I owe you a history thing. Anyway. Anyway,
Speaker 1: two hundred and fiftieth anniversary, that's sweet, right. Headline poll
Speaker 1: finds that fewer than one in five Democrats are proud
Speaker 1: to be Americans ahead of the country's two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty dieth celebration. Fewer than one in five. You hear this, guy,
Speaker 1: ali Velshi on MS. Now you hear this.
Speaker 2: In one month, America will mark the two hundred and
Speaker 2: fiftieth anniversary of its founding. Like previous anniversaries, there is
Speaker 2: a deep unease about this. I feel a deep unease
Speaker 2: about these celebrations to which I am invited to mark
Speaker 2: the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of our so called democracy.
Speaker 1: A deep unease. He's deeply uneasy about it. Oh. By
Speaker 1: the way, in case you're wondering, this is the same
Speaker 1: guy who stood in front of burned buildings in Minneapolis
Speaker 1: during the Saint George Floyd riots and said, this solve
Speaker 1: this problem.
Speaker 2: So I want to be clear in how I characterize this.
Speaker 2: This is mostly a protest. It is not It is
Speaker 2: not generally speaking unruly what fires have been started and
Speaker 2: there's a crowd that is relishing.
Speaker 1: That you know he was born in Kenya? Did you
Speaker 1: know he was actually raised in America? And this, you see,
Speaker 1: is a significant part of our problem. It's not just
Speaker 1: homegrown democrats who have been taught to hate the United
Speaker 1: States of America. That's obviously going to be a portion
Speaker 1: of the population. We understand that we import legions in
Speaker 1: legions and legions of foreigners with no appreciation for this
Speaker 1: country whatsoever. In fact, they hate it. This lack of gratitude,
Speaker 1: I don't understand it. If somebody pulled me out of
Speaker 1: a dump like Somalia, I would be so grateful. In
Speaker 1: my spare time on the weekends, I'd be picking up
Speaker 1: trash on the sidewalk. Instead, these people come here and
Speaker 1: steal everything they get their hands on, and their main
Speaker 1: representative in Congress creps on the country every other day.
Speaker 1: I don't understand it, but this is a huge problem
Speaker 1: for the United States of America. Legions and legions of
Speaker 1: people foreign and domestic reside inside our borders, and they
Speaker 1: hate the freaking place. And they're taught to hate it
Speaker 1: in schools, and they're taught to hate it by Hollywood,
Speaker 1: and they're taught to hate it by Democrats. You get
Speaker 1: this crap all day, every day. She deserves to read
Speaker 1: diverse books and the accurate selling of American history.
Speaker 3: My daughter, she deserves to be celebrated for her melanated skin.
Speaker 1: You know how truly damaging that is for the country.
Speaker 1: That that is how people speak. Now, that that is
Speaker 1: how a high enough percentage of this population thinks. Terrible,
Speaker 1: absolutely terrible. All right, you know what, Let's do some emails.
Speaker 1: You've got to clear out a bunch of room for tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Oh one more word on that before I get to
Speaker 1: the emails. These people, they sure are enriching the country.
Speaker 1: Keep in mind, before I play this from doctor Oz
Speaker 1: that Columbus is one of these Somali hubs in the
Speaker 1: United States of America.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, this area around Columbus is responsible in Franklin County
Speaker 4: for one third of all of the one and a
Speaker 4: half billion dollars spent on home healthcare in Ohio.
Speaker 1: Think about that.
Speaker 4: A third of all of the money spent on home
Speaker 4: healthcare in the entire great state of Ohio is generated here.
Speaker 4: That's three times which you would expect. There's a road
Speaker 4: very close to where we are, two hundred and eighty
Speaker 4: eight home health care facilities in that the several block
Speaker 4: area on that one road. Again, it defies belief. Some
Speaker 4: of these buildings were vacant. You wouldn't put anybody up
Speaker 4: in those buildings, not certainly the place that would house
Speaker 4: home healthcare. Now, this is a mecca for Somalian populations.
Speaker 4: It's a hub for the Nepalese and Butanese populations.
Speaker 1: These are insular groups.
Speaker 4: But we are naive to think that practices that were
Speaker 4: felt to be commonplace in other parts of the world
Speaker 4: wouldn't come to this great country if we didn't pay
Speaker 4: attention to some of the program integrity issues which were
Speaker 4: ignored en mass with the prior administration.
Speaker 1: That's how looters operate, not patriots. All right, lay the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Thursday. I owe you
Speaker 1: emails because tomorrow is going to be a lot of them.
Speaker 1: Right Hey, Jesse, I know we're gaining several seats after
Speaker 1: redrawing congressional maps in some states, but the same effect
Speaker 1: might happen to the Communist Party. That's why I believe
Speaker 1: if we stop being lazy, if we stop being lazy
Speaker 1: and show up every single voting date, will make a
Speaker 1: real difference, because, as you always say, the Communist Party
Speaker 1: without FFC, fraud, foreigners and cheating is nothing. Tell me
Speaker 1: your thoughts please, Okay, So on redistricting redistricting wars, let
Speaker 1: me clarify this because a lot of people it's such
Speaker 1: a nerdy political thing and I'm honestly, I'm a little
Speaker 1: bit embarrassed that I even know it. So here it is.
Speaker 1: You understand that in your state, in your state, there
Speaker 1: are different congressional districts, right although I think Wyoming only
Speaker 1: has one, that's another story. In your state, there are
Speaker 1: different congressional districts depending on the distribution of the population.
Speaker 1: Each congressional district is supposed to have roughly a certain
Speaker 1: amount of people, and I'd be lying if I told
Speaker 1: you what that number is. I think it's six hundred thousand,
Speaker 1: but it obviously there's a big variance in it. But
Speaker 1: every state's supposed to be divided up into that. Say,
Speaker 1: you have a representative, you want someone to represent you,
Speaker 1: And how dumb you are.
Speaker 3: A congressman who was the president during World War One?
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, I'm not going into that again. All right. Now,
Speaker 1: if you're a communist and you're not necessarily concerned about
Speaker 1: the will of the people or anything like that, if
Speaker 1: you're a communist, you want powers. You can use it
Speaker 1: to punish your enemies in rewards your friends. Power is
Speaker 1: all you care about, It's all you care about. What
Speaker 1: do you do if your state has ten congressional districts,
Speaker 1: in five of those are going to Republicans. Now maybe
Speaker 1: you would say to yourself, well, that's fine, you have half.
Speaker 1: I mean, isn't that fair? Fifty to fifty? But remember
Speaker 1: the communists, he does not think like you think. It
Speaker 1: is a religion of domination and destruction. The communist has
Speaker 1: to have everything one hundred percent or he's unsatisfied. You
Speaker 1: probably don't think that way, and that's very healthy that
Speaker 1: you do not think that way. But that's how communists think.
Speaker 1: When communists look at their state that has ten congressional districts,
Speaker 1: they say themselves, what do we have to do? How
Speaker 1: do we have to lie, cheat, or steal to get
Speaker 1: all ten of these districts right? And beyond that, they'll
Speaker 1: we even go to lanks like race based districts. It's
Speaker 1: not hard to figure out why they this. Black people
Speaker 1: vote Democrat roughly ninety ninety two percent of the time
Speaker 1: in the United States of America. So if you're a Democrat,
Speaker 1: if you're a communist, and you want power, you just
Speaker 1: make it all about race so that people don't know
Speaker 1: what it's actually about, and you say things like black
Speaker 1: people deserve representation, why can't black people be represented? And
Speaker 1: you have states that this has been happening, you've been
Speaker 1: governed like this. You have states in the United States
Speaker 1: of America who draw congressional districts exclusively for black people.
Speaker 1: They'll just carve some weird looking district to get as
Speaker 1: many black people in that district as possible to make
Speaker 1: sure they get a black representative. Yes, it's been that
Speaker 1: bad in a way. You get the idea. They've been
Speaker 1: doing a lot of things for a very, very very
Speaker 1: long time to squeeze all the juice out of that orange. Now.
Speaker 1: I said an orange and juice because I wanted to
Speaker 1: make sure you understood the analogy. It's finite. You know,
Speaker 1: you've only got one state the district lines. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: can tweak a little here, and you can tweak a
Speaker 1: little there, and maybe we should carve this out a little,
Speaker 1: carve that out a little. You can tweak, but you
Speaker 1: can only tweak so much. There's only so much juice
Speaker 1: in the orange here in the year twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: The Communists have been aggressively moving on this issue for decades.
Speaker 1: They didn't. They're not Johnny come lately on this like
Speaker 1: we are. Decades they've been working on this. Remember, Democrats
Speaker 1: do politics like professionals. We do it like amateurs. It's
Speaker 1: what it is. Decades they've been working on it. Now
Speaker 1: they're at a place where they can't do much else.
Speaker 1: Though there are some states California or this or that
Speaker 1: where you could carve this out and carve out this
Speaker 1: Republican seat, but most of the juice has been squeezed
Speaker 1: out of that Orange. Well, if you're a Democrat, the
Speaker 1: bad news is here. What do you do if Republicans
Speaker 1: wake up and decide they're going to stop being doormats
Speaker 1: and they're going to start playing the game. What do
Speaker 1: you do if Red States step up and decide, Nope,
Speaker 1: we're redrawing our district no more Democrats. Then we had
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court recently give us a huge win and say, uh,
Speaker 1: race based districts. That's racist. You can't do that. We're
Speaker 1: not doing race based districts. There's no you can't do
Speaker 1: that anymore. My point is your fear about the communists
Speaker 1: jumping in and do it too, it's kind of unfounded.
Speaker 1: It's not totally unfounded. It's not like it's a dumb
Speaker 1: email because they can do it, and they are doing
Speaker 1: it in places like California. Hey, we've got a couple
Speaker 1: GOP districts. Remember you saw recently what they tried to
Speaker 1: do in Virginia where they tried to cut out every
Speaker 1: Republican district except for one. The Virginia Supreme Court shot
Speaker 1: that down. Who's playing the illegal, But you understand they're
Speaker 1: still going to try and they'll get some wins. But
Speaker 1: now that Republicans are playing the game, I'm not saying
Speaker 1: we're going to keep the House in the midterms. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying that. I don't want to make a prediction
Speaker 1: like that until I see what the economy's like close
Speaker 1: to the midterms, what gas prices are like. We gotta
Speaker 1: wait till we get closer. I'm not making predictions like that,
Speaker 1: but I can tell you now for a fact, if
Speaker 1: there are losses, there aren't going to be as many
Speaker 1: because of this, And if by a chance, we keep
Speaker 1: the House, maybe we tie, possibly gain a seed or two.
Speaker 1: I don't know that that's realistic, but I hope it's
Speaker 1: going to be a large part due to the fact
Speaker 1: that Republicans decided to start playing the game. That's a
Speaker 1: wonderful thing. Speaking of the game, a little bit more
Speaker 1: on California fraud. If you want to know how Democrats
Speaker 1: run your area, next day, it is the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on an Amazing Thursday. Don't forget that. Tomorrow is
Speaker 1: asked Doctor Jesse Friday, and you need to get your
Speaker 1: questions emailed in now to Jesse at Jesse Kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: So Trump came out of this headline in the New
Speaker 1: York Post. Trump claims Democrats are quote trying to steal
Speaker 1: California primaries, and he launches a probe and a sluggish
Speaker 1: vote counts. If you haven't been following a long, quick
Speaker 1: thirty second recap, there's a mayoral race we're all kind
Speaker 1: of watching Los Angeles. Karen Bass is a committed communist
Speaker 1: who had Communists training in Cuba. She's the current mayor
Speaker 1: of our second biggest city that's generally not ideal. LA
Speaker 1: is one of the most dangerous places I've been in
Speaker 1: recent years. I was shocked at the filth that it
Speaker 1: was a really, really bad there. Spencer Pratt, some former
Speaker 1: reality TV star. I'm not really familiar with his career,
Speaker 1: but reality TV guy. His home burns down in the Palisades.
Speaker 1: He steps up and he starts running, and he's really
Speaker 1: good at it, I should note, really really good at it.
Speaker 1: He's sharp, he's funny, he's got great campaign ads, he's
Speaker 1: working very hard. He's getting himself out there in the community.
Speaker 1: There are three people in the race, Karen Bass, Spencer Pratt,
Speaker 1: and some dirty socialists who's on the city council. The
Speaker 1: votes come in. Initially, Spencer Pratt's up up, and then
Speaker 1: every single second from that time he has gone down
Speaker 1: and down and down and down. And now the last
Speaker 1: time I checked, because of the new votes that have
Speaker 1: come in, some markets, some prediction markets are saying they
Speaker 1: don't know that Spencer Pratt is even going to advance
Speaker 1: to the runoff in November. We also have a Republican
Speaker 1: race in California, a Republican race gubernatorial race in California.
Speaker 1: Two Republicans, two Democrats. There's more than that, but in
Speaker 1: general it's two Republicans two Democrats. Right. I don't like
Speaker 1: our odds there either. My California friends tell me Republicans
Speaker 1: probably top out at forty three, forty four percent of
Speaker 1: the vote in a gubernatorial race in California. I brought
Speaker 1: all that up because I wanted to read something, at
Speaker 1: least a portion of it. And it's a little bit long,
Speaker 1: but it's extremely it's not only extremely informative. It tracks
Speaker 1: with the California political people I talk to all the
Speaker 1: time and how so much of this fraud actually works,
Speaker 1: how do they do things? And I thought, if you're
Speaker 1: a nerdy detail person, you might enjoy learning at least
Speaker 1: some of how Democrats steal elections. The longer they are
Speaker 1: in control of an area, the more systems they will
Speaker 1: put into place to ensure they cannot possibly lose. Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: In California, each county has up to July third to
Speaker 1: send in results for the June twenty sixth primary election.
Speaker 1: July third is what she just said. That's the same
Speaker 1: in every election cycle. That's a whole month. After four weeks,
Speaker 1: it's easy to forget. By then there was an election.
Speaker 1: Everyone has moved on, and then the election is forgotten.
Speaker 1: I think the Democrats like it this way. Pause. I
Speaker 1: talked to John Phillips about this earlier. John Phillips is
Speaker 1: a radio hostyle California. He's a friend of mine, but
Speaker 1: I've talked to him about this specific thing. It is
Speaker 1: a very sharp email. She clearly knows what she's talking about.
Speaker 1: And John said, don't discount the fact that they can
Speaker 1: never announce a winner or a leader on opening night
Speaker 1: and he laid this out. He said, Hey, Jesse, I
Speaker 1: want you to picture this moment. LA has an election
Speaker 1: on Tuesday. Spencer Pratt, who was in the lead. Spencer
Speaker 1: Pratt is declared the winner of that little little you know,
Speaker 1: the runoff portion, the primary portion of it. He declares
Speaker 1: Spencer Pratt the winner. What happens then, well, let me
Speaker 1: tell you what happens. Spencer Pratt has a big rally
Speaker 1: that night. It would be scheduled ahead of time. His
Speaker 1: face would be all over the television as he gave
Speaker 1: a victory speech. His victory speech would be all raw,
Speaker 1: raw stuff. We're gonna save La, We're gonna clean up
Speaker 1: the streets, all these other things. Spencer Pratt's face is
Speaker 1: all over the newspapers, He's on Fox News, CNN, He's
Speaker 1: doing all these things because of course he's the declared
Speaker 1: winner that night. And what does that do. It creates
Speaker 1: one of the most important things in life that's hard
Speaker 1: to get but you always want it. It creates momentum.
Speaker 1: From there, Spencer Pratt has campaign donations coming in from
Speaker 1: everywhere because people were excited he can win. I want
Speaker 1: to be part of this whole thing. That's how campaigns work.
Speaker 1: Soon there's a line out the door at every campaign
Speaker 1: office of people. Hey, I'd love the volunteer. Can I
Speaker 1: knock on doors? I want to be part of the
Speaker 1: get out to vote effort, give me my Spencer Pratt
Speaker 1: T shirt that moment. That moment was Spencer Pratt. It
Speaker 1: creates this ground swell that can very well carry you
Speaker 1: to an election win. You want that moment. But let's say,
Speaker 1: for the sake of argument, you already have a system
Speaker 1: in place where you understand the late votes are going
Speaker 1: to go your way. The late votes, they're pretty much
Speaker 1: all going to go your way. Let's say you're a
Speaker 1: communist and you've worked very hard to put this system
Speaker 1: into place. How's this working out? By the way, I
Speaker 1: got this one from mom of Dad, a Republican thirty
Speaker 1: nine point three percent of the vote in you ready
Speaker 1: for this? Karen Bass had one hundred and seventeen thousand,
Speaker 1: five hundred and seventy nine votes. Pratt had eighty six
Speaker 1: thousand and three to twenty three. By the time that
Speaker 1: number got to forty two point four percent three percent more,
Speaker 1: Karen Bass had one hundred and thirty thousand, four hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty nine votes. Spencer Pratt had eighty six thousand,
Speaker 1: three and twenty three. They got in an extra roughly
Speaker 1: thirteen thousand votes They came in late. Not a single
Speaker 1: one went to Spencer Pratt. If you're a communist, and
Speaker 1: you've spent years putting systems in people in place that
Speaker 1: will allow you to steal any election you want over
Speaker 1: a long enough period of time. You all you really
Speaker 1: have to do is do enough to deny him that
Speaker 1: big campaign rally on election night, and then you can
Speaker 1: really sit back and put your hands behind your head
Speaker 1: and have yourself margarita, because you've already done the work.
Speaker 1: You've you've paid out the money, you've put the systems
Speaker 1: in place, and from now, every single day, the numbers
Speaker 1: are all going to work in your favor. And this
Speaker 1: is not a story about La. This is not a
Speaker 1: story about California. This is how every Democrat run jurisdiction
Speaker 1: in the United States of America runs, if it's been
Speaker 1: run by Democrats for long enough. You know, if you
Speaker 1: had a Republican government for the last ten years and
Speaker 1: Democrats came in last election, you don't have a system
Speaker 1: like that in place. But in a place like La,
Speaker 1: New York, Chicago, Connecticut, all kinds of places like this,
Speaker 1: you know what you have in place. You've had a
Speaker 1: communist local government, a communist state government, communist county government.
Speaker 1: It's community all up and down the line, every layer
Speaker 1: of power has been controlled by communists, and they don't
Speaker 1: sit on power. They use power to keep it and
Speaker 1: get more of it. If your area has been controlled
Speaker 1: by Democrats for a long enough period of time, there's
Speaker 1: a chance you don't have a chance. You know you
Speaker 1: You're welcome to run against Joseph Stalin and the Soviet Union.
Speaker 1: Did you know that? Did you know he had to
Speaker 1: run for you know that? Did you know there were
Speaker 1: people who opposed him, people in the opposition party? They
Speaker 1: ran absolutely? Nah? Boy, did they get crushed at the polls? Wild?
Speaker 1: What is that line? Oh? It was a Joseph Stalin line.
Speaker 1: All that matters is who counts the votes. I'm paraphrasing,
Speaker 1: but that's how it goes. I will continue on this
Speaker 1: nerdy detail email before we get back to other things.
Speaker 1: Hang on, it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a
Speaker 1: wonderful Thursday. So I just mentioned that Stalin line about
Speaker 1: who counts the votes. I'll get back to the nerdy
Speaker 1: email in a moment about Democrat election cheating. But Jewish
Speaker 1: producer Chris Doug this one up. I had totally forgotten
Speaker 1: about this. You know Joe Biden, Yeah, he did a
Speaker 1: lot of damage to the country as he sat in
Speaker 1: the corner and the communist destroyed the place. But he
Speaker 1: was beneficial in a lot of ways. And one of
Speaker 1: those ways is Joe Biden was always too stupid to
Speaker 1: keep everything quiet. Remember, he would reveal the identity of
Speaker 1: secret military units he wasn't supposed to acknowledge the existence of.
Speaker 1: Remember when that one reporter asked Joe Biden about that pipeline,
Speaker 1: the nord Stream two pipeline that mysteriously got a bunch
Speaker 1: of holes in it, and Joe Biden had previously said, well,
Speaker 1: I mean, if Russia goes in with the tanks, we
Speaker 1: would take it out. Take him again, So back to
Speaker 1: counting of the votes. Joe Biden, because he's old, stupid
Speaker 1: brain doesn't work anymore. Actually, I take that back. It's
Speaker 1: just because he's Joe Biden, because he's always been like this. Well,
Speaker 1: he came.
Speaker 5: Out and let it out for you, like every other
Speaker 5: major civil rights builder came along. If we missed the
Speaker 5: first time, we could come back and try it a
Speaker 5: second time.
Speaker 1: We missed this time.
Speaker 5: And the state legislative bodies continue to change the law.
Speaker 1: Now who can vote, but who gets to count? The
Speaker 1: vote count, the vote, count, the vote. It's about election subversion.
Speaker 1: Thanks Joe for repeating it a couple times too. So
Speaker 1: back to the email. You want to know how Democrat
Speaker 1: corruption works in your area? This is not just California,
Speaker 1: but she lays it out here nicely. This is what
Speaker 1: she says, as someone who has observed ballot processing in
Speaker 1: Fresno County. About the third week after the closing of
Speaker 1: election day, when all ballots have been tabulated, suddenly six
Speaker 1: thousand uncounted ballots show up. Apparently paid workers go door
Speaker 1: to door to validate ballots sent in with no signature
Speaker 1: or with mismatched signatures. I am told that this process
Speaker 1: favors the party that paid for it. That would be
Speaker 1: the Democrats. This is how Republican candidates lead at closing
Speaker 1: on election day becomes DEM's lead four weeks later. I
Speaker 1: have watched this happen over and over. I believe that
Speaker 1: the four week del gives Democrats time to see how
Speaker 1: many votes they need for their candidate to win and
Speaker 1: find the ballots they need to win. I'm not going
Speaker 1: to go out and read the rest of this. It
Speaker 1: was an excellent, excellent email, and thank you for it.
Speaker 1: But I thought that really drove it home because I
Speaker 1: have heard that same story time and time and time
Speaker 1: and time again. That's why communists love mail in ballots.
Speaker 1: Member in places like France that's banned, and civilized countries
Speaker 1: around the world there are no mail in ballots, but
Speaker 1: Democrats of course love them. And that's also why haven't
Speaker 1: you found it a little bit revealing that Democrats across
Speaker 1: the country are always fighting to get a longer extension
Speaker 1: on when ballots can be counted. Why because the Communists
Speaker 1: have put into place systems that allow them to steal
Speaker 1: elections if they are given enough time. All the ballots
Speaker 1: that come in late always help Democrats and always hurt
Speaker 1: Republicans because communists steal. I thought you just might want
Speaker 1: to hear that. I thought it was pretty revealing. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Let's listen to Senator Eric Schmidt because it makes me
Speaker 1: feel better. We have some real studs in the Senate now.
Speaker 3: Mass migration drove up the cost of living for the
Speaker 3: American people. More deportations will bring that down. For years,
Speaker 3: Washington treated immigration as a border issue alone. It is that,
Speaker 3: but it's also a pocketbook issue. It shows up in
Speaker 3: rent wages down payments, crowded schools, strained hospitals, and city
Speaker 3: budgets buckling under the policies. They're citizens, never voted for
Speaker 3: illegal aliens, do not stay at the border. They went
Speaker 3: to New York City, Chicago, Denver, towns and suburbs all
Speaker 3: across this country into the same labor markets, housing markets, classrooms,
Speaker 3: emergency rooms, and public benefit systems. Already understrained, Americans are
Speaker 3: forced into a bidding war with the entire world.
Speaker 1: Isn't it wonderful that we have senators who talk like that? Now, Hey,
Speaker 1: part time, I'm Bronco. If memory serves me, the policy
Speaker 1: of the United States has always been that we do
Speaker 1: not negotiate with terrorists. The Trump administration has been negotiating
Speaker 1: with a terrorist nation for about six weeks. Hamas was
Speaker 1: about to be completely destroyed by Israel when he saved
Speaker 1: them with his twenty point plan. He also just saved
Speaker 1: Hesbelah from destruction by ordering Israel to stop their attacks
Speaker 1: on Hezbolah in Lebanon. Is President Trump pro terrorist? If not,
Speaker 1: why does he keep saving them from destruction? I don't understand.
Speaker 1: All right, let me try to explain this from Trump's perspective.
Speaker 1: As best as I possibly can. Because if you are
Speaker 1: one of these people who wants Israel to go kill
Speaker 1: every member of Hamas and member of Hesbelah, that's a
Speaker 1: completely reasonable way to think. I get all that jihadi terrorists,
Speaker 1: organizations rockets in Israel. Just let him go. Just let
Speaker 1: them go, Just let them go. Why is Trump holding
Speaker 1: him back? Why does Trump get on the phone with
Speaker 1: net and Yahoo and say freaking stop. Well, some of
Speaker 1: this is gonna be hard to hear, too bad, So sad.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is the president of the United States of America. Okay,
Speaker 1: he is not the president of the world. He does
Speaker 1: feel as president of the United States of America, he
Speaker 1: does feel clearly a certain obligation to get things in
Speaker 1: order in the world. When he sees something out of whack,
Speaker 1: He's going to use trade deals, the military, various means
Speaker 1: to get things in line. So I'm not calling him
Speaker 1: an isolationist. He's very clearly not an isolationist. My point
Speaker 1: in saying that he's the president of the United States
Speaker 1: of America is this, His chief concern is and should
Speaker 1: be the United States of America. That's how leaders of
Speaker 1: nations should conduct themselves. The leader of Canada should care
Speaker 1: most about Canada, Mexico, Mexico, France, France, Israel, Israel, honestly, Iran, Iran,
Speaker 1: you get you're on down the line. That's how leaders
Speaker 1: are supposed to operate. All right now, I want you
Speaker 1: to keep that in mind. Set aside the Hamas and
Speaker 1: hezbal out for a second. I want you to keep
Speaker 1: that in mind. Did you hear what Exon Mobil just said.
Speaker 1: Exon Mobile came out and they said, oil reserves are
Speaker 1: almost gone. If oil reserves are gone, we are going
Speaker 1: to see one hundred and fifty gallon one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty dollars a gallon per barrel per oil. You remember
Speaker 1: that spiking gas prices we just had when you were
Speaker 1: paying four or five bucks a gallon. That was when
Speaker 1: oil spiked to like ninety five bucks, one hundred bucks. Now,
Speaker 1: maybe you're sitting there saying it's worth it, it's worth it,
Speaker 1: it's worth it. Stay with me here. I want to
Speaker 1: explain something. I totally get it if you feel that way.
Speaker 1: I'm not arguing, but I'm explaining something that maybe is
Speaker 1: not hit home for you. One hundred and fifty dollars
Speaker 1: a barrel oil. If that number is real. If there
Speaker 1: was a chance it gets to that one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty dollars a barrel oil. It's not just you paying
Speaker 1: six seven dollars a gallon at the pump. It's not
Speaker 1: only that. That is probably a global recession that would
Speaker 1: kill people by the million. Do you understand that in
Speaker 1: America you can't afford to go to work. Our economy
Speaker 1: grinds to a halt and we fall into a recession.
Speaker 1: In other parts of the world, one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: dollars a barrel oil means people are starving to death
Speaker 1: in mass it is. I'll tell you about I'll elaborate
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Speaker 1: All right, So we have a bunch in the final hour,
Speaker 1: and there's no way I'm going to get to all
Speaker 1: of it. I got