Speaker 1: Is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. On a magnestic that's a hard word, Chris.
Speaker 1: All right, a magnificent Friday. We have to talk about
Speaker 1: many different things. Look like I said, the questions are
Speaker 1: about as good as it gets. Are they going to
Speaker 1: use another pandemic? We're going to talk about Ewojima, not
Speaker 1: necessarily that rebuilding it. We're gonna talk about grits all
Speaker 1: that more. It's the final hour of a Friday. It's
Speaker 1: time to cut loose on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: Let's do this one. Hey, Jesse, A few nights ago
Speaker 1: you told the story of the terrible Battle of Ewojima.
Speaker 1: Why did the US give it back to Japan after
Speaker 1: the war ended? And then he says, please send me
Speaker 1: your little Red Book. I know we just put that
Speaker 1: in there to troll you. Chris. I do have to
Speaker 1: remind you. I can't send you the little Red Book.
Speaker 1: You have to go to Jesse Kelly dot com and
Speaker 1: put in your email address. That's all it takes. It's
Speaker 1: actually faster and easier than emailing Chris and asking for it.
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly dot com. You put in your email address
Speaker 1: and voila, it just shows up all right, totally free,
Speaker 1: not a scam. The little booklet I think you will
Speaker 1: enjoy all right. Now, why did we give it back
Speaker 1: to Japan after the war ended? For a variety of reasons.
Speaker 1: One of the main ones is we don't we hear
Speaker 1: in the United States of America, in my opinion, we've
Speaker 1: had a view of ourselves that we shouldn't even desire
Speaker 1: to have. And here's what I mean by that, Americans. Well,
Speaker 1: America itself was founded by Christians, So that's who founded America.
Speaker 1: People came out from England. They were all overwhelmingly Christian,
Speaker 1: different different sects of Christianity, but they were overwhelmingly Christian.
Speaker 1: They wanted to worship freely and start a new life
Speaker 1: in those things. Those were the that was our founding,
Speaker 1: our founding fathers, virtually all of them Christians. They believed that.
Speaker 1: In fact, I know no one told you this in school.
Speaker 1: It's it's alway separation of church and state. You had
Speaker 1: to be a Christian to hold office in the United
Speaker 1: States of America. Early on, that was a requirement. Now
Speaker 1: what does that mean. That's not about you and what
Speaker 1: you believe, but off of that we wanted to see
Speaker 1: ourselves as more Christian than how other countries operate. We
Speaker 1: do things in more of a way that Jesus would
Speaker 1: do things. And if you understand that about how we've
Speaker 1: always seen ourselves, it'll help you understand so much of
Speaker 1: American history. For instance, the conquest of western United States
Speaker 1: and the United States where the Indians were living, all
Speaker 1: kinds of different Indian tribes, you name it, north, south, east, west,
Speaker 1: there were Indian tribes all over the country. Well, we
Speaker 1: had a lot more people coming in. That's a lot
Speaker 1: of land you guys have. There's a lot of value
Speaker 1: in that land. I want it instead of just accepting
Speaker 1: and understanding that you are conquering America, which is what
Speaker 1: we did instead Americans even at the time, this isn't
Speaker 1: a modern thing bent over backwards to conquer it but
Speaker 1: not really. Hey, we'll pay you for a portion of it,
Speaker 1: and you can stay over there, and we're gonna give
Speaker 1: you some missionaries and some medical care and that we'll
Speaker 1: have the All right, let's have an agreement. All right,
Speaker 1: we're gonna go back on that agreement. But why all
Speaker 1: the hand ringing, Why don't we even have Indian reservations
Speaker 1: to this day, Why is that a thing? Are a
Speaker 1: disaster to this day, all of them are alcoholism, drug abuse,
Speaker 1: and they're they're horrible, horrible places, like virtually everything subsidized
Speaker 1: by the federal government. That shouldn't exist. All those people
Speaker 1: should melt into the population and just be Americans like
Speaker 1: the rest of us. Instead, to this day we have
Speaker 1: Indian reservations. Why We've always been uncomfortable with the concept
Speaker 1: of just conquering lands, but that's how all the world works.
Speaker 1: You conquer lands. After the Spanish American War, you know,
Speaker 1: that was the war that we fought in Cuba. That
Speaker 1: was the one Teddy Roosevelt we fought in Cuba. That
Speaker 1: would just for you know, for you non history types.
Speaker 1: We fought a war against Spain in Cuba. We won.
Speaker 1: After that, we controlled Cuba, but we also got the
Speaker 1: Philippines from that. Now we wanted the Philippines. The Philippines
Speaker 1: are rich in resources, absolutely rich in resources. We wanted
Speaker 1: to keep them. The Filipino people, they thought they were
Speaker 1: finally done with all this colonial stuff. They finally thought, well,
Speaker 1: the Spanish are leaving, were free. And then Americans said, ah,
Speaker 1: let's pause on that free. We kind of want it wet.
Speaker 1: I've talked about this before. I did a history episode
Speaker 1: on this before. This kind of nasty little turned into
Speaker 1: this little guerrilla war over there, but it was one
Speaker 1: we were winning and we were going to win, but
Speaker 1: we felt icky about it. We didn't feel right about it.
Speaker 1: So what happened. We decided, you know what, we're not
Speaker 1: going to conquer this place. In fact, we'll just work
Speaker 1: with these people, will essentially give them their country back.
Speaker 1: And by the time World War two broke out, we
Speaker 1: had an amazing relationship with the Philippines, where there was
Speaker 1: a huge American presence there. There were American businesses there,
Speaker 1: Americans all over the place. But we weren't running it.
Speaker 1: The Filipino people were running it. We were just kind
Speaker 1: of partners. Our militaries trained together. It was just we
Speaker 1: let them have it. Hey, we're gonna stick around if
Speaker 1: that's okay. We'll leave if you want, but you guys
Speaker 1: can have it back. We weren't comfortable just taking it.
Speaker 1: The United States of America is unbeliev has always been
Speaker 1: unbelievably uncomfortable taking land. Today, you'll see because the American right,
Speaker 1: they're the patriots. Everyone knows the left hates the country,
Speaker 1: will set that aside. But the American right. When I
Speaker 1: bring up Indians, the American right, for the longest time,
Speaker 1: their line used to be, why we didn't take it
Speaker 1: from them, Well, we bought it and we came to it. No,
Speaker 1: we didn't. We took it from them. Stop. We conquered it,
Speaker 1: and that's fine. That's how lands are done. After World
Speaker 1: War Two, we fight this titanic struggle against Nazi Germany
Speaker 1: in Imperial Japan and all the barbarism and horrible things
Speaker 1: that happened in World War Two, and we launch logistically.
Speaker 1: I brought up logistics earlier in the show. Logistically, we
Speaker 1: projected power all across the globe, supplied our troops, We
Speaker 1: put so much into it. Then after that we just
Speaker 1: gave Japan back to the Japanese. Not only did we
Speaker 1: give it back to them. Yes, we moved in for
Speaker 1: a while, but not to conquer it, to help them
Speaker 1: set up and rebuild their country again since we bombed
Speaker 1: it to smithereens hey a little rough around here. I
Speaker 1: think we will move in and will help you establish
Speaker 1: a new better government. We clearly have some rebuilding to
Speaker 1: do around the cities, but we're going to help you. Now,
Speaker 1: you can criticize that all day long. That's fine. But
Speaker 1: where are we today. We're less than a century removed
Speaker 1: from World War Two? Remember that easy to think about.
Speaker 1: It's eighty years ago. We're less than a century removed.
Speaker 1: I don't know that we have a better friend on
Speaker 1: planet Earth than Japan. They're not only a friend to
Speaker 1: the United States of America, they are a critical strategic
Speaker 1: ally when it comes to keeping China in check. It's
Speaker 1: an insanely safe, wonderful country to visit because they haven't
Speaker 1: allowed foreign barbarians to come in there in mass Japan
Speaker 1: is still for the Japanese for the most part. Now, look,
Speaker 1: they're not all big on free speech and whatnot. Don't
Speaker 1: get wrong. It's not America. I don't know that i'd
Speaker 1: want to live there, but I'm going. I'm going to
Speaker 1: visit again. I've been there. I love it, I love
Speaker 1: the Japanese people love them. I'm going again. Why because
Speaker 1: instead of conquering them, subjugating them, after we had defeated them,
Speaker 1: we said, hey, we are going to run some things
Speaker 1: for a while. Yeah, we're gonna get a favorable trade
Speaker 1: agreement here. No you're not allowed to do this, and
Speaker 1: no you're not allowed to do that. But we're gonna
Speaker 1: be here for you. We're gonna book, we're gonna build
Speaker 1: that school again. We're gonna make sure you have a
Speaker 1: government in place. We're gonna make sure the country doesn't
Speaker 1: have a million rebellions in civil wars in the wake
Speaker 1: of the World War two catastrophe. We're gonna be here,
Speaker 1: and we're gonna pick you up and get you back
Speaker 1: on your feet. Now, it's very common when you get
Speaker 1: questions like this. It's a great question. By the way,
Speaker 1: it's a common human emotion when you win, when it's
Speaker 1: a nasty fight, especially and you win, hey, stomp them
Speaker 1: into the ground. If you get in a fight with somebody,
Speaker 1: let's say you're a young man. If you're older, please
Speaker 1: don't get in fights anymore. At least try to avoid them.
Speaker 1: If you're a young man and you end up trading
Speaker 1: hands with somebody and you win, help him up when
Speaker 1: he's done. Help him up. You'll find that instead of
Speaker 1: having a mortal enemy, you might have a best friend
Speaker 1: for life. For life. It's happened many many times before.
Speaker 1: It's a better way to live life. It is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a Wonderful Friday. You can email
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Speaker 1: that smashing pumpkins, Let's get some real music.
Speaker 2: In Herena DEI saw naborhood, he invite our neighbors in
Speaker 2: We're Gonna heal this world with love, tear down the fences.
Speaker 1: It's beautiful, Jesse. I've been reading a lot recently about
Speaker 1: other pandemics. You think they'll try to spread another pandemic
Speaker 1: before the midterm elections. I think if I think this,
Speaker 1: the elites, the globalist communists who have collaborated to destroy
Speaker 1: Western civilization. They've made incredible gains over the years, and
Speaker 1: they made incredible gains during COVID. But they also while
Speaker 1: they made gains, they made critical errors. And if I
Speaker 1: had to boil it down to one basic thing, the
Speaker 1: critical error they made during COVID was they went too far.
Speaker 1: They couldn't control their demonic impulses. They could have gotten
Speaker 1: away with a lot more than they did in the
Speaker 1: minds of the people if they hadn't kept pushing and
Speaker 1: kept pushing and kept pushing. They pushed it too far.
Speaker 1: The end result was this You human beings. When you
Speaker 1: are citizens of a country, you should always feel a
Speaker 1: connection to your institutions. Your institutions should care for your country.
Speaker 1: They really should prop it up, train the next generation
Speaker 1: of leaders. Your institutions should be something you can trust,
Speaker 1: an important part of having a country. If the institutions
Speaker 1: violate your trust too much, that trust gets severed. You see, now,
Speaker 1: that is disastrous for both sides. It's not just for
Speaker 1: the people who no longer have institutions they can trust.
Speaker 1: The institution loses its power if the people don't think
Speaker 1: the institution is legitimate anymore. To make it about pandemics.
Speaker 1: Before COVID, the trust levels in the CDC, the Center
Speaker 1: for Disease Control, they were through the roof. Through the roof.
Speaker 1: It was hard to find an American who didn't think
Speaker 1: highly of the CDC. Why well, even if you didn't
Speaker 1: know much about it or how it was run or
Speaker 1: anything else, you just thought it was a Hey, it's
Speaker 1: just a bunch of doctors and scientists keep it us safe. Right,
Speaker 1: They're going to try to keep diseases out, and if
Speaker 1: we ever get a disease, they're just going to tell
Speaker 1: us how to fix it. Tell me what to do. Then,
Speaker 1: the Center for Disease Control during COVID was revealed to
Speaker 1: be run by communist tyrants who wanted to destroy your life,
Speaker 1: your education, your health, your economy and everything else. Well,
Speaker 1: that may that may have been good for the CDC
Speaker 1: during COVID, where you got all this power and you
Speaker 1: used all this power, But the end result of that
Speaker 1: for the CDC was are you ever going to listen
Speaker 1: to them again? Every time I see a notice from
Speaker 1: the CDC, Now, hey, there's an outbreak of a Bola
Speaker 1: plus twelve in Zimbabwe, and it could come here every time.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter what the notification is, I roll my
Speaker 1: eyes now that those could be real. What I know?
Speaker 1: But you CDC violated my trust so much that you
Speaker 1: don't have my trust anymore. But my trust was the power.
Speaker 1: You see, the institutions, the power they have is to
Speaker 1: trust the people give them. If that trust is violated,
Speaker 1: if that, if that cord is severed, and it has
Speaker 1: been for virtually all of our institutions, then the institution
Speaker 1: itself loses power. They need it. It's it's their fuel
Speaker 1: that keeps them going. They can't sell another pandemic right
Speaker 1: now and that's actually incredibly scary because pandemics are real,
Speaker 1: some of them. Historically, pandemics when they when they get rolling,
Speaker 1: can wipe out huge segments of the population. Now, we
Speaker 1: generally don't have a ton of that in America because
Speaker 1: of sanitation here. Our garbage removal, are our sewage removal,
Speaker 1: our understanding of bacteria washing hands. These these little things
Speaker 1: aren't little things. They keep a nation alive during a pandemic.
Speaker 1: Who uh, what what happens?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: What are the populations that get totally wiped out when
Speaker 1: a bola hits. It's some third world African village where
Speaker 1: everyone drinks out of the same well, and they don't
Speaker 1: have all the antibacterial stuff, and they don't have the
Speaker 1: medical care, and they don't have the sewage removal stuff,
Speaker 1: and so everybody essentially lives in a big petri dish.
Speaker 1: Oh no, the whole village is dead. We don't live
Speaker 1: like that here because we live in a very modern country.
Speaker 1: I think that there will come a day where they
Speaker 1: try to sell another pandemic to us. I think that
Speaker 1: day is going to be a very very long way away.
Speaker 1: Too much trust has been violated, too many times. I
Speaker 1: think it's a long way away, Hey, Broncinader. When it
Speaker 1: comes to journalists on Republican news channels and podcasts, can
Speaker 1: you explain to me why they all don't seem to
Speaker 1: get the communist concept. They're always asking things like, I
Speaker 1: don't understand why they're doing that. Don't they know what's wrong?
Speaker 1: Don't they know shutting down the government will make it
Speaker 1: so our troops don't get paid?
Speaker 3: On and on.
Speaker 1: The guy says, are they really that blind to the
Speaker 1: communist intent? Well, you want to know the truth, the
Speaker 1: ugly truth of what you just asked me. Because you
Speaker 1: know the truth. You understand that communists are evil, that
Speaker 1: communists are trying to destroy things. It's not accidental. You
Speaker 1: understand that.
Speaker 4: Well, this de Carlos Brown is a household name after
Speaker 4: police say he stabbed Arena Zarutska to death on the
Speaker 4: light rail in Charlotte last summer. But he spent most
Speaker 4: of his adult life in and out of trouble and
Speaker 4: had a stint in state prison after being convicted of
Speaker 4: robbery with a dangerous weapon in twenty fifteen.
Speaker 1: Brown Democrats left that guy out of prison because they
Speaker 1: wanted him to murder people again. He's the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a magnificent magnificent Friday. If you miss any
Speaker 1: part of the show, you can download the whole thing
Speaker 1: on iHeart, Spotify iTunes. Now back to the question, and
Speaker 1: I'm about to give it to you right between the
Speaker 1: eyes case you're just now joining us. The guy asked,
Speaker 1: it's asked doctor Jesse Friday. Why do so many right
Speaker 1: leaning podcasts and in news channels always ask things like
Speaker 1: I don't understand why they're doing this. Don't they know
Speaker 1: what's wrong? I don't understand why would ma'am Donnie do
Speaker 1: this in New York City? Doesn't he know it will
Speaker 1: hurt people? And because you obviously know how the communist thinks,
Speaker 1: they seem naive to you, Well, some of them are naive.
Speaker 1: ILL clarify that'll actually soften the blow. That's the best
Speaker 1: part of this. Some of them are naive. You ready,
Speaker 1: I talk for a living now, You know what I
Speaker 1: used to do. You know that I was a marine
Speaker 1: and we're construction and sold RVs and I lived a
Speaker 1: very normal life up to about seven years ago when
Speaker 1: I got un believably lucky and boom, here I am
Speaker 1: talking to the entire country. I talk into a microphone
Speaker 1: and screw off for a living. And I do things
Speaker 1: like this and they pay me for it. They pay
Speaker 1: me for it. When I am out in public, people
Speaker 1: now recognize me as if I'm some celebrity and they
Speaker 1: ask to take pictures with me. On a very very
Speaker 1: small level, I am now famous because I talk into
Speaker 1: a microphone for a living. You bust your butt. I
Speaker 1: talk for a living. It's nothing. People want to do
Speaker 1: this for a living. People want to talk into a
Speaker 1: microphone for a living, they want to talk into a
Speaker 1: camera for a living. And because so many people want
Speaker 1: to do it, you are inevitably going to get a
Speaker 1: bunch of people who do do it who don't believe
Speaker 1: anything they're talking about. They don't put any thought into it.
Speaker 1: They're not interested in saving the country or preserving a
Speaker 1: better America. And if all the incentives for them were
Speaker 1: to flip sides and start acting like a democrat, they
Speaker 1: would do it like that in a heartbeat. They know
Speaker 1: how to sell it. They don't believe in anything. How
Speaker 1: many people do you listen to or do you watch
Speaker 1: do you think genuinely get stressed out about the state
Speaker 1: of the country when they're off the air? How many.
Speaker 1: I know, I do, Chris. That's not the point that
Speaker 1: Chris has to be here with me. That's not the point.
Speaker 1: And by the way, I'm not saying everyone's a fraud,
Speaker 1: not at all. There are wonderful, genuine people, wonderful genuine people.
Speaker 1: I'm not doing that everyone but me. He's fake, not
Speaker 1: at all. But the ones who are playing dumb, they
Speaker 1: know that's the line they have to take. That's the
Speaker 1: line you have to take to stay on the news.
Speaker 1: That's the line people want to hear. They've never thought
Speaker 1: about it in any amount of depth. They don't want
Speaker 1: to learn how evil these people are. It's just easier
Speaker 1: to do the playing dumb thing. I wish, ma'am. Donnie
Speaker 1: knew that it was evil and it wouldn't work. Doesn't
Speaker 1: he know that the rich people will leave New York
Speaker 1: City and it will hurt people? Yes, he knows. Can
Speaker 1: we please stop doing the Toddler understanding of politics things?
Speaker 1: He's well aware. He's an evil, demonic communist who lies
Speaker 1: about everything all the time. He is out to conquer
Speaker 1: not just New York City, new York State itself. And
Speaker 1: if he's able, and he's not, but if he is able,
Speaker 1: he will conquer the United States of America and have
Speaker 1: people dying in mass in this country. That is what
Speaker 1: he believes in, that is what he desires, and he
Speaker 1: will work for the rest of his natural life to
Speaker 1: make that happen. Can we please stop doing that? I
Speaker 1: wish he knew thing, but it keeps you on TV.
Speaker 1: You know. I just wish this, ma'am Darnigau. I wish you.
Speaker 1: I wish Chuck Schumer. I wish he would be honest.
Speaker 1: It isn't anything like Jim Crow. You got to get
Speaker 1: this done, and we've got to get it done very quickly.
Speaker 1: The Save Act is an abomination. It's Jim Crow two
Speaker 1: point zero across the country. We are going to do.
Speaker 1: But Jim Crow is when black people we were segregated.
Speaker 1: He knows he's a liar, He's a destroyer. He lies
Speaker 1: about everything all the time. Here was Amy Raskin speaking
Speaker 1: of it. What's wrong with the Save Act? What's wrong
Speaker 1: with it is that it might violate the Nineteenth Amendment,
Speaker 1: which gives women the right to vote. Because you've got
Speaker 1: a show, I'm all on board with it now, but
Speaker 1: well that's not true. Women can get id What's it
Speaker 1: he knows. He knows. Don't play dumb because they play dumb.
Speaker 1: Here's Frederica Wilson talking about sending Haitians back to Haiti.
Speaker 5: They're terrorized Haitian nationals. This is cruelte, this is inhumane,
Speaker 5: and this is a death sentence because we allready know
Speaker 5: the consequences because in Haiti there's open warfare and rape.
Speaker 5: There's ravaging, violent.
Speaker 1: Warfare and rape by Haitians. But if we keep Haitians here,
Speaker 1: then then it'll make things worse here. Doesn't she know?
Speaker 1: She knows. I promise you knows, I promise you. Frederica
Speaker 1: Wilson does not want to live, work or worship and
Speaker 1: will not live, work and worship around any Haitians. Maybe
Speaker 1: she'll pass one on the road. She knows that they'll
Speaker 1: be in your community, not hers. Hey, Jesse, I haven't
Speaker 1: dated much in the last twenty years, but I've recently
Speaker 1: began dating a dime that I actually see a future with.
Speaker 1: How about that. I have no idea what to do
Speaker 1: for our first Valentine's Day, but I want to make
Speaker 1: a good impression. Any thoughts from the oracle? I got
Speaker 1: a thought for you. Don't laugh, Chris, this is dead. No,
Speaker 1: it's not dumb, it's dead serious. Are you ready for this?
Speaker 1: Make her something? Make her something? For one, eating out
Speaker 1: is unbelievably expensive. But setting that aside, let's assume you're
Speaker 1: okay on money wise. It doesn't take that much effort
Speaker 1: to make a stay anymore. It's easy. Make her a stake,
Speaker 1: make her a spaghetti, make her It doesn't have to
Speaker 1: be expensive, it doesn't have to be fancy. That's it.
Speaker 1: Make her something. Making something shows a bit of an
Speaker 1: extra effort. And I say that because you know so.
Speaker 1: Yesterday was OB's birthday. I have to tell you this.
Speaker 1: I can't believe I forgot to tell you this earlier.
Speaker 1: Yesterday was OB's birthday, and I told the boys a
Speaker 1: week ahead of time, your mother's birthday is coming. I
Speaker 1: then told them, I think it was three days before
Speaker 1: her birthday. Your mother's birthday is coming. I then told
Speaker 1: them the day before her birthday. Your mother's birthday is tomorrow.
Speaker 1: My youngest totally forgets and doesn't get her a single thing.
Speaker 1: My oldest, this one may be better than the youngest.
Speaker 1: Artists got her a prepaid credit card.
Speaker 5: And it's not just that.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, maybe you're thinking, Okay, it's a thoughtless gift.
Speaker 1: He bragged to me about it. You could see him
Speaker 1: puffing out his chest. He thought he nailed that one.
Speaker 2: Dad.
Speaker 1: I got her a master card for Christmas. Ever for
Speaker 1: her birthday? Oh that's great, Jesse. Trump's always been a
Speaker 1: master at getting his message directly to the American public.
Speaker 1: Why is he never once mentioned to us that actually
Speaker 1: removing by force thirty to fifty million illegals who do
Speaker 1: not want to leave, coupled with the violent inclinations of
Speaker 1: the modern leftist protesters, will result in thousands of deaths.
Speaker 1: Trump knows this, but acts as if every time one
Speaker 1: of these animals is killed it's a tragedy. Did he
Speaker 1: ever really intend mass deportations? No? Donald Trump does not
Speaker 1: want mass deportations. Donald Trump has said repeatedly, over and
Speaker 1: over again he wants to deport rapists and murderers. And
Speaker 1: then he'll get up behind the microphone and they'll say, well,
Speaker 1: we can't deport the farmers. I mean, we need the
Speaker 1: farm and the hospitality workers. Donald Trump is to the
Speaker 1: left of you on immigration. Donald Trump is to the
Speaker 1: left of you on immigration. The Kelly Show. Final segment
Speaker 1: of The Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Friday. You
Speaker 1: can email us while we're gone, just over the weekend.
Speaker 1: I'll be back on Monday from Medal of Honor Monday,
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Also, let's walk through
Speaker 1: this together. We want to be respectful.
Speaker 3: Hence the name ed Nna Westina. It translates to where
Speaker 3: they lived good and beautiful lives. Learning to say the name.
Speaker 3: It's just a small way we can all be accountable
Speaker 3: to healing our relationship with our nation's first peoples. Let's
Speaker 3: go try it with me, ed Hu Nanaina.
Speaker 1: Wasina, Nona Wastina. Chris, you didn't say it one time again, No,
Speaker 1: you didn't. No in your head isn't enough, Chris. You
Speaker 1: have to voice it for the first peoples. You know what.
Speaker 1: We'll try again. Let's see if you can get it
Speaker 1: right this time, Chris. The first peoples are.
Speaker 3: Listening, hence the name Nana Wastina.
Speaker 1: Not the Jews, Chris, the first people, the Indians.
Speaker 3: Hence the name Annatina. It translates to where they lived
Speaker 3: good and beautiful lives.
Speaker 1: It's beautiful, beautiful, Jesse, I have a couple questions, why
Speaker 1: do you call Kamala Harris Dome? What drives you to
Speaker 1: your two making main concerns when voting being a border
Speaker 1: hawk and an anti abortion right to life person says,
Speaker 1: I can say her name her name is, Orlinda that's
Speaker 1: kind of a cool name, or Linda Well. I think
Speaker 1: the foreigner's part is obvious. If you change the peoples
Speaker 1: of a country, you change the country. We do not
Speaker 1: have magic soil. Our laws are not magic either. Americans
Speaker 1: have a unique culture that is wonderful. You an American,
Speaker 1: no matter your color, you have every right to want
Speaker 1: to protect your culture from masses of foreign barbarians who
Speaker 1: want to come in and bring their culture with them.
Speaker 1: Their culture can stay in their garbage country, and American
Speaker 1: culture can stay. American demographics really are destiny, they absolutely are.
Speaker 1: So that's one. Two. I am a horrible person. However,
Speaker 1: I do not like when defenseless people, when weaker people
Speaker 1: are bullied and mistreated. And there is nobody more defenseless
Speaker 1: than a baby in its mother's womb. It has no defenses,
Speaker 1: there is nothing it can do to protect itself. Its
Speaker 1: mother exists for that purpose that we have twisted the
Speaker 1: minds of so many women in this country to believe
Speaker 1: they should exterminate she is the protector, and instead they
Speaker 1: exterminate their babies. End mass. I think it is. It's
Speaker 1: not just obviously horrible and sinful and wrong and evil.
Speaker 1: That's the best way I can describe this. It is
Speaker 1: the most lopsided strong versus weak I think I've ever
Speaker 1: seen in my life. The baby has nothing, no defense.
Speaker 1: We have to stop doing this to the baby and
Speaker 1: to the mothers, by the way. Oh and another thing
Speaker 1: that drives that is and I've known many women who
Speaker 1: have had an abortion, maybe you yourself have had one.
Speaker 1: They are ravaged by guilt, most of them for the
Speaker 1: rest of their lives, ravaged by it. I know we
Speaker 1: see them on the news when you get these dirty
Speaker 1: COMI freak demons. I had fifteen, and I'm proud of it.
Speaker 1: Personally in my life, I feel terrible for the women
Speaker 1: I've met who've had them, because they carry that with
Speaker 1: them all the time, just get carried around with you
Speaker 1: all the time. It's just as bad for them. Jesse So.
Speaker 1: The German strategist Klauschwitz says war is fought on two sides.
Speaker 1: The tactical side and propaganda side. Let's say Trump withdrew
Speaker 1: completely from Minneapolis. Does he suddenly deny the Dems the
Speaker 1: ability to create propaganda such as we've come out during
Speaker 1: these demonstrations. No, no, he He may tamp it down
Speaker 1: a little bit, but the communists are going to find
Speaker 1: a way to make a splash of some kind every
Speaker 1: single day for the rest of Trump's term and certainly
Speaker 1: leading up to the midterm. You can do everything right.
Speaker 1: Remember in Minneapolis, the officers were doing everything right. The
Speaker 1: officers were zero percent at faull. You find where the
Speaker 1: bad guys are, you bring in overwhelming numbers, You surround them,
Speaker 1: you arrest them, you bring them out. If the local
Speaker 1: police won't hand you the illegals, that's the only chance
Speaker 1: you have to go do it. We're not at well.
Speaker 1: They have a little culpability, and they have a little
Speaker 1: The officers are zero percent at fault. This was one
Speaker 1: hundred percent on the communists. It was a communist op
Speaker 1: and at least visually it was a little successful. It
Speaker 1: was Jesse. It sounded like you would be prepared to
Speaker 1: offer Susan Collins a pass if she did not support
Speaker 1: the Save Act. I know she's in a blue state
Speaker 1: and needs to be left leaning. However, wouldn't it be
Speaker 1: to her advantage to reduce vote fraud and make that
Speaker 1: three legged stool wobbly a bit. You're not wrong about
Speaker 1: that at all. It would be the smart move politically
Speaker 1: for Susan Collins to want people to have to show
Speaker 1: id to vote. However, I am much harder on red
Speaker 1: state Republicans who don't have to stress about keeping their
Speaker 1: seat than I am Susan Collins. It's not that I'm
Speaker 1: a Susan Collins fan, not at all. I demand more
Speaker 1: of her, or I'm sorry, not of her. I demand
Speaker 1: less of her. I demand more of lo t Langford.
Speaker 1: I demand more of a South Carolina senator, or Louisiana senator,
Speaker 1: or a Texas senator, a Utah senator. They should be
Speaker 1: the most hardcore, fire breathing right wingers. She is understandable them.
Speaker 1: They're pathetic. Now put your phone down, go enjoy the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl. Please turn off the television and it's halftime show.
Speaker 1: Go watch The Turning Point us A halftime show, and
Speaker 1: I will see you on Monday. That's all