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Speaker 1: I give you my.
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Speaker 1: My goodness.
Speaker 2: The questions came pouring in, and it's been.
Speaker 1: Quite a week.
Speaker 2: As we have the Chicago Bears are leaving Chicago. Why
Speaker 2: people have questions about the DC water manager jd Vance
Speaker 2: had a nice funny. We're gonna talk about everything from
Speaker 2: the Olympic athletes hating America. Someone wants to know why
Speaker 2: do people actually care about diversity? A couple guys struggling
Speaker 2: with their daughters going a little Kooki and commie. All
Speaker 2: that and so much more coming up tonight on the
Speaker 2: world famous Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: I actually want to begin.
Speaker 2: With this one because it piggybacks nicely off a story
Speaker 2: from yesterday, but it was about way more than just
Speaker 2: DC and the Potomac.
Speaker 1: The story.
Speaker 2: Maybe you missed yesterday, Maybe you've been out in the woods,
Speaker 2: maybe you had your phone put down, and there's nothing
Speaker 2: wrong with that. Remember, take breaks from politics when it
Speaker 2: stresses you out, don't let it ruin your life. Even
Speaker 2: this show, turn the radio off if it makes your
Speaker 2: life worse come back in a week. There's a story
Speaker 2: out that there's a bunch of rass sewage flowing into
Speaker 2: the Potomac. When I say a bunch, I mean millions
Speaker 2: of gallons a bunch.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of poop.
Speaker 2: And when you have a disaster like that, with raw
Speaker 2: sewage floating in front of the capital of our country,
Speaker 2: people are going to start looking into why. People are
Speaker 2: going to try to figure out, Okay, who's screwed up?
Speaker 1: Someone screwed up.
Speaker 2: I'm looking out from the Kennedy Center and that's definitely
Speaker 2: a third whose fault is that? And of course I
Speaker 2: played yesterday the water manager. David Gaddis is his name.
Speaker 2: He took over the DC Water in both this was
Speaker 2: his focus.
Speaker 1: Whether it is a delay, whether.
Speaker 2: It is that I swear he sounds more masculine than that.
Speaker 2: This is David Gadison.
Speaker 3: You know, when I arrived at DC Water, this was
Speaker 3: an organization that looked very similar to our to our
Speaker 3: our industry. It was predominantly you know, white male at
Speaker 3: the top. But this is a utility that's you know,
Speaker 3: more than seventy percent people of color work at this utility.
Speaker 3: And I really believe. Uh and I still believe. And
Speaker 3: it has been fantastic. The outcomes have been fantastic. But
Speaker 3: the the people at the top, the executives, the chiefs
Speaker 3: in that c suite, they should look like the employees
Speaker 3: that they that they serve and that they work with.
Speaker 3: And the same thing with the community. And so my
Speaker 3: executive team, you know, looks exactly like the community. It
Speaker 3: looks like it looks like the the employees, the staff,
Speaker 3: you know, be it people of color, women, men, And okay.
Speaker 2: We fired all the white men. We hired a bunch
Speaker 2: of black people and women and other sewage running into
Speaker 2: the river. And somebody writes an email in and he says, Jesse,
Speaker 2: I was listening to the show, and something struck me
Speaker 2: when you were talking about diversity in our country and jobs,
Speaker 2: et cetera. Why do people think skin color is the
Speaker 2: only kind of diversity that matters. I contend, as a
Speaker 2: white guy from the Pacific Northwest that I have a
Speaker 2: very different life experience and therefore outlook on the world
Speaker 2: than a white guy who grew up in Mississippi or Appalachia.
Speaker 2: Different diversity of skin color is such a myopic way
Speaker 2: to look at it. Okay, let's discuss this. Let's discuss tribalism, diversity,
Speaker 2: and how that ends up getting translated into communism in destruction.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about this first. Why why do men live
Speaker 2: around each other mankind itself? Why have we ever gathered
Speaker 2: and become a tribe, become a nation, become a city state?
Speaker 1: Why not just be alone?
Speaker 2: You know me, it's anti social Jesse, at least, that's
Speaker 2: what Jewish producer Chris calls me. Anti social. I'm not Chris,
Speaker 2: I'm not anti social. It's just that I hate when
Speaker 2: people talk to me sometimes. That's totally different than me anyway.
Speaker 2: But I still gather with friends, family members, neighbors. I
Speaker 2: eat ice cream during the football game. Stop is sending
Speaker 2: me these emails?
Speaker 1: Anyway? Why do we live around each other?
Speaker 2: What is the point? Well, even introverts like me, we
Speaker 2: are made to live around each other and rely on
Speaker 2: each other, living around others, being around others, coming together
Speaker 2: as a group.
Speaker 1: Think of it.
Speaker 2: Honestly, the easiest way to think about our conversation now
Speaker 2: is an Indian tribe. You know, I love Indian tribes.
Speaker 2: So just that we're the Cherokee, all right, why would
Speaker 2: we come together why would we choose. Why not just
Speaker 2: go live in a tpee by yourself, be totally peaceful,
Speaker 2: nobody bugging me up. Don't have to worry about smelling
Speaker 2: my neighbor. Because of prosperity and protection. That's why human
Speaker 2: beings choose to live together, and we all have throughout
Speaker 2: the entire history of mankind on this planet.
Speaker 1: Adam was created, and five minutes later he said.
Speaker 4: God, I'm frigging lonely here, take a rimp, Give me
Speaker 4: somebody something we need other people right by the way.
Speaker 2: Please keep in mind I paraphraise that from Genesis. Lord,
Speaker 2: do not strike me down. That is very much not
Speaker 2: word for word anyway, you understand what I mean. We're
Speaker 2: made to live around other people. To be tribal is
Speaker 2: the most natural thing in the world. Human beings are
Speaker 2: naturally tribal.
Speaker 1: We are now.
Speaker 2: That can be wonderful, it is inevitable, and it also
Speaker 2: can be terrible. Being tribal does not have to be
Speaker 2: about skin color or religion or or It does not
Speaker 2: have to be that.
Speaker 1: There are many, many, many, many, many different forms of tribalism.
Speaker 2: When you are at a football game, when you show
Speaker 2: up at a football game and eat ice cream and
Speaker 2: you're wearing your New England Patriots jersey. You have a
Speaker 2: kinship with other people around you wearing a New England
Speaker 2: Patriots jersey. You don't know that guy, you don't know
Speaker 2: that girl.
Speaker 1: They could be totally.
Speaker 2: Different from you, the total different walks of life. But
Speaker 2: for three hours on Sunday, they are your tribe. And
Speaker 2: so when the Patriots score a touchdown, you turn and
Speaker 2: you're slaping high five and you're uguted who. Human beings
Speaker 2: are tribal for a variety of reasons, and it is inevitable.
Speaker 1: We will tribe up. Now.
Speaker 2: The problem with this is, and it can be a
Speaker 2: huge problem if you allow it to be when you
Speaker 2: are tribal, it can be used in extremely negative ways
Speaker 2: by evil people, and being tribal inevitably will have you
Speaker 2: defending terrible behavior. I brought up sports. I brought up
Speaker 2: the New England Patriots. By the way, I have no
Speaker 2: idea why I brought them up, but we'll just stick
Speaker 2: with that. I brought up sports, the New England Patriots.
Speaker 2: If I posted a video today, I'm not a big
Speaker 2: sports guy. I don't talk a lot about sports. I
Speaker 2: mean I watch it, but not like I used to
Speaker 2: be obsessed with it. But if I put up a
Speaker 2: video today of a New England sports fan punching out
Speaker 2: a Philadelphia Eagles fan after a game, and I said
Speaker 2: something along the lines of these New England Patriot fans,
Speaker 2: what a bunch of dirt balls, violent dirt ball people,
Speaker 2: those New England Patriots fans. Do you know what the
Speaker 2: responses would be from New England Patriots fans? And the
Speaker 2: video could be horrible. It could be a man way
Speaker 2: bigger than some other tiny dude walks up and sucker
Speaker 2: punches him and knocks his lights out the New England
Speaker 2: Patriot fan on video. He's in the wrong, no question,
Speaker 2: And the responses from New England Patriots fans would be overwhelmingly, overwhelmingly, well,
Speaker 2: we don't have any contexts. Eagles fans are worse, They've
Speaker 2: done so much worse than this. That guy probably provoked him.
Speaker 2: It would be overwhelming responses of defending the New England
Speaker 2: Patriots fan, because why he's in my tribe. If I'm
Speaker 2: a Cherokee and a band of young warriors, they go
Speaker 2: raid the Sioux camp right next door, and they steal
Speaker 2: a bunch of women and horses, and they do terrible things,
Speaker 2: and they bring some of that booty.
Speaker 1: Back to camp.
Speaker 2: And they're called out for it. The Siouxs show up
Speaker 2: and say, hey, he took my woman and my horse.
Speaker 2: Am I going to step up as a Cherokee and say,
Speaker 2: you know, he brings up a good point. You guys
Speaker 2: did wrong. They give the give the horses back. Is
Speaker 2: that going to be my natural inclination? No, I'm going
Speaker 2: to be tribal in that moment, and I'm going to
Speaker 2: defend something terrible, something I shouldn't defend. We'll continue on
Speaker 2: this and how the Communists take advantage of this mentality.
Speaker 2: We'll continue on this in a moment. It is the
Speaker 2: Jesse Kellicho on a magnificent Thursday, and ask doctor Jesse
Speaker 2: Thursday opening up with a heavy topic, but a topic
Speaker 2: that that's important that we dig into.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about why why this obsession with diversity
Speaker 1: and everything? But why this and that?
Speaker 2: And we talked about tribalism, so let's expand on that
Speaker 2: a little bit more. Human beings, by their very nature
Speaker 2: are tribal.
Speaker 1: I am you are.
Speaker 2: Everybody is does not have to be skin color or
Speaker 2: sports team, or or.
Speaker 1: Even religion or something.
Speaker 2: But human beings will seek out tribes because of the
Speaker 2: and prosperity that comes with living around other people who
Speaker 2: share your values. It's not even a bad thing to
Speaker 2: be tribal. It's human.
Speaker 1: It's the most human thing in the world.
Speaker 2: However, when you have a country like the United States
Speaker 2: of America, there is something about us that is incredibly
Speaker 2: wonderful but also incredibly dangerous. And here's what that something is.
Speaker 2: The United States of America is a place that is unique.
Speaker 2: You know, so many European countries, of African countries, Middle
Speaker 2: Eastern countries, these places.
Speaker 1: It really was.
Speaker 2: A tribe that kind of expanded into a nation. That
Speaker 2: kind of a thing. The United States of America. It
Speaker 2: was founded by Christian people, founded by Christian people, but
Speaker 2: they said early on.
Speaker 1: There was no open borders or anything like that.
Speaker 2: But they said, if you want to be free, if
Speaker 2: you want to be a free man, you can be
Speaker 2: free here. You want to live under our laws, worship
Speaker 2: God the way you want, you can be free here.
Speaker 2: We will not have a king. That's what we want
Speaker 2: in the United States of America. And because of that
Speaker 2: idea that brought in, think about I'm talking about the
Speaker 2: early times in our country. That brought in all kinds
Speaker 2: of people from all over the place, people who they
Speaker 2: may have looked similar, but they weren't really similar. The
Speaker 2: hordes of people from Ireland are totally different than hordes
Speaker 2: of people from Germany, who are different than hordes of
Speaker 2: people from Britain.
Speaker 1: Or they're different people.
Speaker 2: Yet they were able to come together under the idea
Speaker 2: that they wanted to be free. They wanted to be Americans.
Speaker 2: They didn't want to be German anymore. They didn't want
Speaker 2: to be Irish anymore than if they wanted to be Americans.
Speaker 2: I came here because I wanted to be America. You'll
Speaker 2: talk to people today, the good ones people are from
Speaker 2: a lot of people from Vietnam like that. I'm an American.
Speaker 2: Cubans that way, I'm an American. They don't describe themselves
Speaker 2: as Cuban. I'm a freaking American.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: That's wonderful, But like most things in life that are wonderful,
Speaker 2: it can become terrible like that when you bring in
Speaker 2: different peoples from different places. I'm from Germany, I'm from Nigeria,
Speaker 2: I'm from Vietnam, I'm from Cuba, I'm from this, I'm
Speaker 2: from that with the wrong influences, the wrong education, the
Speaker 2: wrong leaders in their community. With a toxic mixture of
Speaker 2: the wrong things, they can form up different tribes inside
Speaker 2: your country, and then you have a nation at war
Speaker 2: with itself. When people stopped seeing themselves as Americans, stopped
Speaker 2: describing themselves as Americans, and everything had either a hyphen
Speaker 2: to it or though this flat out say I'm a Mexican,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I'm an American, I'm a Cuban. That's bad, always,
Speaker 2: always bad, and that creates an incredible opening for communists
Speaker 2: to get involved and separate the society. The United States
Speaker 2: of America. We defeated the Soviet Union, yes that is true.
Speaker 2: But here's what is also true, the demonic, divisive nature
Speaker 2: of the communists. It did worm its way into our
Speaker 2: country and started separating us by this or that by
Speaker 2: various reasons. And one of the things the communists focused
Speaker 2: on intently well documented is the quote civil rights movement
Speaker 2: in the United States of America. We brought this up earlier,
Speaker 2: especially because it's Black History Month. Rosa Parks was a
Speaker 2: Communist activist. That was a stunt. It was a stunt
Speaker 2: that the communists then put in the National Spotlight. By
Speaker 2: the way, did you know this? They tried the stunt
Speaker 2: once already and it worked, except the lady who pulled
Speaker 2: it off was a single mother, and that was looked
Speaker 2: down upon in America. So they thought, ah, she's not
Speaker 2: the one, you know what, tosser and the back burner.
Speaker 2: Here's Rosa Parks. She looks like she wants to bake
Speaker 2: you some chocolate chip cookies. Look at her glasses. That's
Speaker 2: the one she spent all day on buses trying to
Speaker 2: pull that stunt off. Did you know that she finally did?
Speaker 2: And to this day, your kid learns that Rosa Parks
Speaker 2: was some saint in school. The Communists found the civil
Speaker 2: rights movement to be an absolute gold mine of divisiveness
Speaker 2: in the country.
Speaker 1: That's a movement. We can dig into that right.
Speaker 2: There, and we can use that to turn Americans against
Speaker 2: other Americans. We can use that movement and we can
Speaker 2: create a portion. It's not all, so don't convince yourself
Speaker 2: that everyone's Jesse Jackson and now Sharpton, Okay, but we
Speaker 2: can use that. This is how the communists thought, we
Speaker 2: can use that to take a portion of the black
Speaker 2: community in this country and tell them they're their own
Speaker 2: tribe and everything should be for their tribe. And they'll
Speaker 2: be against everyone who's not.
Speaker 1: In their tribe.
Speaker 2: And we'll even get a bunch of well to do
Speaker 2: turn the other cheek white people.
Speaker 1: To support it. Yeah, you are your own tribe. You
Speaker 1: should get everything. Guys.
Speaker 2: This hyper focus on this kind of disgusting diversity that's
Speaker 2: killing us. It's just communism. It's tribalism turned evil. I'll
Speaker 2: finish this this at a second hand. It is the
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly shell on a spicy Thursday. Remember, if you
Speaker 2: want to pour the hate mail in here, if anything
Speaker 2: I've said offends you, I don't care, but you are
Speaker 2: welcome to email me about it and we'll laugh at
Speaker 2: you on nationally probably Monday, as soon as we get
Speaker 2: back Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com for your love,
Speaker 2: your hate, your death threats here.
Speaker 1: That's racist talk.
Speaker 2: Remember, none of that matters to me. It's not your
Speaker 2: mommy's show, at your daddy show. We're telling you how
Speaker 2: it is. Tribalism is natural. Tribalism can be wonderful. Tribalism
Speaker 2: can turn incredibly evil, and so when it comes to
Speaker 2: things like well just ridiculous, insane's frankly for being honest
Speaker 2: racist statements like this.
Speaker 3: When I arrived at DC Water, this was an organization
Speaker 3: that looked very similar to to our industry. It was
Speaker 3: predominantly you know, white male at the top. But this
Speaker 3: is a utility that's you know, more than seventy percent
Speaker 3: people of color work at this utility. And I really believe,
Speaker 3: and I still believe, and it has been fantastic, the
Speaker 3: outcomes have been fantastic. But the people at the top,
Speaker 3: the executives, the chiefs in that c suite, they should
Speaker 3: look like the employees.
Speaker 2: So he fired the white people. Another sewage spilling into
Speaker 2: the river. Now here's the thing. Now, this is something
Speaker 2: maybe you didn't think about. He made that statement a
Speaker 2: long time ago. He didn't make that statement when the
Speaker 2: sewage was spilling into the river. He made that statement
Speaker 2: a long time ago, and it didn't cause any controversy.
Speaker 2: When's the last time you saw corporation brag about diversity?
Speaker 2: The creuch Chris is laughing all the time, right, Well,
Speaker 2: what is it? What does that mean when a corporation
Speaker 2: is bragging about diversity?
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 2: In practice? In the United States of America? Any corporation,
Speaker 2: any entity at all, bragging about diversity, its diversity efforts.
Speaker 2: That is a corporation that is bragging about being racist
Speaker 2: against white men. Because diversity never, ever, ever, ever, ever
Speaker 2: means white men. It means fewer white men. Everyone knows
Speaker 2: what I just said to be true. Now, I had
Speaker 2: a guy on. He's actually a friend of mine. If
Speaker 2: you've been listening for a long time and you have
Speaker 2: the memory of a god, you'll remember who this is.
Speaker 2: But I'm not going to name him because I like
Speaker 2: him a lot. We're Friends's black dude. And when I
Speaker 2: had him on, we were discussing the black national anthem
Speaker 2: in sports, and obviously that's something I think is insane.
Speaker 2: The national anthem is for every American, black, white, no
Speaker 2: matter your skin color, no matter what if you're an
Speaker 2: American citizen, we have one national anthem. And this guy,
Speaker 2: he was trying really hard to sell why it's good
Speaker 2: to have a black national anthem, only he knew that
Speaker 2: sounded kind of bad, and so what he said was
Speaker 2: that it's just a worship song, to which I responded,
Speaker 2: so why aren't they playing amazing Grace? And so I
Speaker 2: was obvious he was kind of caught with that, and
Speaker 2: I just flat out asked him. I asked him on
Speaker 2: the air, let me ask you, do you feel like
Speaker 2: black people should have their own separate national anthem? And
Speaker 2: he just totally clammed up because the answer was yes,
Speaker 2: and he knew if he answered it that way on
Speaker 2: the air, it would look bad. That's incredibly unhealthy. That
Speaker 2: is unhealthy for a country to divide itself tribally. When
Speaker 2: you have people protesting in Los Angeles waving Mexican flags,
Speaker 2: that's insanely unhealthy for a country. Pride flags insanely unhealthy
Speaker 2: for a country. I am introducing legislation to designate the
Speaker 2: Pride flag as a congressionally authorized flag in America, and
Speaker 2: that means it can be.
Speaker 1: Flown here and everywhere else. No one, no one, no
Speaker 1: one can take it down. Unhealthy.
Speaker 2: A nation has to rally itself under one banner, or
Speaker 2: it ceases to become a nation. What it becomes instead
Speaker 2: is a dangerous place of tribal warfare. You know, we'll
Speaker 2: go back to our Indian analogy before I move on
Speaker 2: and discuss other things. It's fine if the Cherokee and
Speaker 2: the Sioux they were the Lakota, but I'll just say
Speaker 2: the Sioux.
Speaker 1: It's fine.
Speaker 2: If the Cherokee and the Sioux don't get along, even
Speaker 2: go to war from time to time, that's fine. For
Speaker 2: the most part. They're either going to push each each
Speaker 2: other out of an area or they'll stay in their
Speaker 2: own area. Hey, this is our own area. We're gonna
Speaker 2: hunt and we'll do our thing here. And that's your area,
Speaker 2: you hunting, you your own thing over there. But what
Speaker 2: if I what if I were to gather them together
Speaker 2: and plant them in the same village and put a
Speaker 2: big fence around it and say, okay, guys live together.
Speaker 1: Now, how's not gonna go.
Speaker 2: I have described communism like this before, and it is,
Speaker 2: in my opinion, the best analogy I've ever used. If
Speaker 2: you ever go hiking in the Rocky Mountains, and I
Speaker 2: hope you get the chance to do that one day,
Speaker 2: I've done it many times in my life growing up
Speaker 2: in Montana, you will see boulders the size of which
Speaker 2: you never even knew existed, Boulders larger than a car, huge,
Speaker 2: ones tons of them, and you will see you do
Speaker 2: enough of it, you will come across a boulder the
Speaker 2: size of a car split in two. Like God himself
Speaker 2: came down with an axe and chopped it, because that's
Speaker 2: what it looks like it would take to split that
Speaker 2: border in two. How could anything split a boulder that
Speaker 2: large and strong in two? Well, you know what does it?
Speaker 2: Boulders over time developed cracks.
Speaker 1: That crack.
Speaker 2: Eventually, whether being what it is, is going to get
Speaker 2: water in it, rain, snow, melt off, and then one night,
Speaker 2: with water in that crack, it's going to freeze, and
Speaker 2: that water is going to freeze, and even the biggest,
Speaker 2: strongest boulder in the world, when that water expands, it's
Speaker 2: going to split that boulder into Communism is the water.
Speaker 2: It finds the cracks in any society, wherever they may be.
Speaker 2: You know, why did the communists, why did they find
Speaker 2: the civil rights movement to be such such a such
Speaker 2: a fertile ground for communism here because black people were
Speaker 2: being mistreated in the United States of America and there
Speaker 2: was understandable anger over there, and there was a lot
Speaker 2: of understand anger there, and the communists recognized.
Speaker 1: That's a crack. That's a crack, you see that, that's
Speaker 1: a crack right there.
Speaker 2: Let's get in there, let's get in it, let's freeze it.
Speaker 1: Let's split it.
Speaker 2: Now. You go board your delta flight, you can walk
Speaker 2: down the jetway and look to your right, and you'll
Speaker 2: see a corporate poster where they're bragging about how much
Speaker 2: they discriminate against white men. We intend to diversify by
Speaker 2: more than twenty percent again next year, an open announcement
Speaker 2: that they intend to phase white men out of the workforce,
Speaker 2: bragging about it, not doing it just behind closed doors.
Speaker 2: They'll get right on camera and brag about it.
Speaker 3: When I ride at DC Water, this was an organization
Speaker 3: that looked very similar to our tour our industry. It
Speaker 3: was predominantly you know, white male at the top. But
Speaker 3: this was a utility that's you know, more than seventy
Speaker 3: percent people of color work at this futility. And I
Speaker 3: really believe, and I still believe, and it has been fantastic.
Speaker 3: The outcomes have been fantastic. But the people at the top,
Speaker 3: the executives, the chiefs in that c suite, they should
Speaker 3: look like the employees that they that they serve and
Speaker 3: that they work with. And the same thing with the community.
Speaker 3: And so my executive.
Speaker 2: Team that didn't cause any stir at all until sewage
Speaker 2: started flowing into the river. That's the most amazing part
Speaker 2: of the story. And it's not as Look, I don't
Speaker 2: even want to isolate DC water. Corporation after corporation, government
Speaker 2: agency after government agency, entity after entity after entity across
Speaker 2: the United States of America and the Western world. They'll
Speaker 2: say this stuff out in the open, without controversy, open
Speaker 2: tribal warfare. It's been very dividing. It's been splitting for
Speaker 2: our country.
Speaker 1: It's terrible. All right, we're moving on her.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Thursday,
Speaker 2: and ask doctor Jesse Thursdays. I can't be here tomorrow.
Speaker 2: We'll be back on Monday for Medal of Honor Monday. Remember,
Speaker 2: if you miss any part of the show, you can
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Speaker 2: why do you not see that China has Mitch McConnell
Speaker 2: bought and paid for this guy says it is his
Speaker 2: Chinese masters that will not allow him to resign. That's
Speaker 2: why he doesn't retire. You know, they may have difficulty
Speaker 2: buying the next senator. All right, Well, the reason I
Speaker 2: read this email is this. Yes, I've heard all the
Speaker 2: rumors about Mitch McConnell and his wife and the ties
Speaker 2: to the Chinese. And I've heard all the rumors. I've
Speaker 2: heard all that. I don't want to make it specifically
Speaker 2: about him. I'm gonna make it about this subject in general,
Speaker 2: our politicians being under foreign influence, being subject to foreign
Speaker 2: influence is always a very difficult topic. And here's why
Speaker 2: it's a difficult topic because most of the time.
Speaker 1: You never know.
Speaker 2: You only suspect, right, Bob Menendez of New Jersey had
Speaker 2: Egyptian gold bars. I think they were under his bed,
Speaker 2: maybe they were in his closet, maybe they were both places.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, Chris said, well, okay, of course Chris.
Speaker 2: Would remember where the gold bars were. But of course
Speaker 2: that's an extreme example. Most of the time you don't know.
Speaker 2: I had a conversation today. This isn't about to be
Speaker 2: an ugly one, all right, But I had a conversation
Speaker 2: today with Ammon Blair. It was for my TV show.
Speaker 2: I have a TV show on the first and I'm
Speaker 2: doing a special on the cartails and whatnot. But Ammon
Speaker 2: Blair was talking to me about it was actually specifically
Speaker 2: about border patrol agents. The conversation was bigger than that.
Speaker 2: It was about sheriffs and mayors and things like that,
Speaker 2: but specifically border patrol agents. And he was discussing with
Speaker 2: me that there are border patrol agents who get bought
Speaker 2: off by the cartels. Not not always with money, by
Speaker 2: the way, sometimes with women. That even have a term
Speaker 2: for it, narco barbie. Did you know that's a term,
Speaker 2: that's an actual term. Local sheriff. Sometimes he's bought off, cop,
Speaker 2: bought off, mayor bought off. Now that's local cops and
Speaker 2: border patrol agents and mayors. How many people in the
Speaker 2: United States House of Representatives are bought off? I'm not
Speaker 2: just saying by cartels, by the way, could be anybody, Chinese,
Speaker 2: the Iran the Iranian money spends too.
Speaker 1: You got money, you can do it.
Speaker 2: How many people in the United States Senate are bought
Speaker 2: off or instead of bought off or black bailed. We
Speaker 2: know these stories. These are true stories. It's been true
Speaker 2: since time began. Shoot, this is Israel's specialty. They do
Speaker 2: this to the Iranians all the time. It's hilarious. How
Speaker 2: many of these Iranian generals end up having to give
Speaker 2: away secrets because they get themselves stuck in compromising situations.
Speaker 2: I won't go into the details, but it looks it's
Speaker 2: intelligence agency one oh one. If you have nothing moral
Speaker 2: against it, get somebody to take a bribe or do
Speaker 2: something on a business trip. He's not proud of record it,
Speaker 2: and then tell him you work for us. Now you
Speaker 2: have to vote this way or else. The reason it's
Speaker 2: a difficult topic is it's real. We know it's real,
Speaker 2: we know it happens. There are enough stories out there
Speaker 2: where we know what happens. And in general, you'd never know.
Speaker 2: Remember that Ken Buck SoundBite that we've played for you
Speaker 2: a thousand times.
Speaker 3: Do you remember it?
Speaker 1: Ken Buck?
Speaker 2: I'm sure you don't remember him, but Ken Buck is
Speaker 2: a former congressman from Colorado. Under Joe Biden's presidency, it
Speaker 2: was finally revealed how truly sick and evil the FBI is.
Speaker 2: The entire organization should be disbanded. And while we were
Speaker 2: in the heart of the FBI attacking American citizens, covering
Speaker 2: up for Hunter Biden so Joe Biden could win an election,
Speaker 2: spying on Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: While we were in the middle of all that.
Speaker 2: Christopher Ray sat in front of Ken Buck in the
Speaker 2: United States House of Representatives and before I played this
Speaker 2: for you again, which you've heard before on the show.
Speaker 1: I have no knowledge of it. But when I heard this,
Speaker 1: you know what I heard.
Speaker 2: I heard a guy who doesn't want the FBI to
Speaker 2: reveal some things.
Speaker 5: I want to thank you for leading an agency, as
Speaker 5: you mentioned in your opening statement, that protects Americans from
Speaker 5: foreign terrace. That an agency that protects Americas from fries
Speaker 5: from China and Russian and cyber crime and public corruption
Speaker 5: and organized crime and drug cartels and human traffickers and
Speaker 5: white collar criminals. And I want to thank you and
Speaker 5: the FBI for protecting law abiding Americans from the evil
Speaker 5: that exists all around us. And frankly, I am not
Speaker 5: in favor of defunding the FBI. Nor am I in
Speaker 5: favor of splitting up the FBI. Nor am I in
Speaker 5: favor of using the home and rule for the FBI director.
Speaker 2: Oh, by the way, ken Buck promptly retired right after that. No,
Speaker 2: I don't know that that's half the problem with this.
Speaker 2: I don't know how would I know. Maybe maybe he's
Speaker 2: just stupid and weak. Maybe he's been bribed, maybe he's
Speaker 2: been blackmailed. I have no earthly idea, But tell me,
Speaker 2: tell me that didn't sound like a guy who had
Speaker 2: a visit from the FBI who said, hey, Ken would
Speaker 2: be a real shame if this came out anyway. We
Speaker 2: don't want to be defunded and broken up. We'd like
Speaker 2: to hear that from you during the next testimony.
Speaker 1: How do we know?
Speaker 2: Most of the time we don't know. You heard me
Speaker 2: ask Brandon Darby speaking of the cartels. You heard me
Speaker 2: ask Brandon Darby this question. I think it was the
Speaker 2: last time he came on, maybe it was a couple
Speaker 2: times ago. Of members of Congress, do we know if
Speaker 2: any are involved in the cartels? And Brandon flat out said,
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, we have serious suspicions. This guy from
Speaker 2: a border district casts this vote, which doesn't make sense.
Speaker 2: He also has a picture with this other guy who
Speaker 2: happens to be a cartel a line figure. Who knows
Speaker 2: you think Bob Menendez is the only one with gold
Speaker 2: bars under his bed. He's just the moron who probably
Speaker 2: did it openly enough to get himself calm. It's a
Speaker 2: hard subject because it's real, and yet most of the
Speaker 2: time we don't know. All we can have are suspicions,
Speaker 2: and I don't like the traffic in suspicions. All right,
Speaker 2: all right, somebody's worried about his daughter going to communism.
Speaker 2: These blue cities, do they want people to leave? Someone
Speaker 2: wants to me to explain the system and more.
Speaker 1: Hang on