Speaker 1: Is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. On a wonderful Monday. We are about to
Speaker 1: do Medal of Honor Monday. Of course I'll get to
Speaker 1: that in a moment. We'll get back to so much
Speaker 1: of this communist revolution happening in the United States of America.
Speaker 1: DEI is killing people, emails, all that, so much more
Speaker 1: still to come. But it's Monday. It's the start of
Speaker 1: the second hour on Monday. That means it's time to
Speaker 1: learn about an American hero, someone who earned a Medal
Speaker 1: of honor. These people deserve to be remembered, their deeds
Speaker 1: deserve to be remembered. And more importantly than that, we
Speaker 1: have to teach ourselves and future generations what they should be.
Speaker 1: We have to give people something to aspire to. Otherwise
Speaker 1: we can't complain when they find some dirt ball. They
Speaker 1: want to be, right, you should want to be Mister
Speaker 1: matt lewis urban. He was born in Buffalo, New York,
Speaker 1: and I'm not sure if he's the luckiest or unluckiest
Speaker 1: human being to ever wear the uniform. He lived not
Speaker 1: to give away the end. He earned seven purple hearts
Speaker 1: on top of his Medal of Honor two silver stars,
Speaker 1: which that's no slouch, but seven purple hearts as wow.
Speaker 1: So without further ado, it's a long one strap in
Speaker 1: learn about an American hero honoring those who went above
Speaker 1: and beyond. It's Medal of Honor. Monday Lieutenant Colonel then
Speaker 1: Captain Matt Urban one twelve twenty two twenty four one
Speaker 1: four United States Army who distinguished himself by a series
Speaker 1: of bold heroic actions exemplified by singularly outstanding combat leadership,
Speaker 1: personal bravery, and tenacious devotion to duty during the period
Speaker 1: from the fourteenth of June to the third of September
Speaker 1: nineteen forty four. While assigned to the second Battalion's sixtieth
Speaker 1: Infantry Regiment, ninth Infantry Division. On the fourteenth of June,
Speaker 1: Captain Urban's company, attacking at Renouf, France, encountered heavy enemy
Speaker 1: small arms in tank fire. The enemy tanks were unmercifully
Speaker 1: raking his unit's positions and inflicting heavy casualties. Captain Urban,
Speaker 1: realizing that his company was in imminent danger of being decimated,
Speaker 1: armed himself with the bazuka. He worked his way with
Speaker 1: an Amo carrier through the hedgerows under a continuing barrage
Speaker 1: of fire to a point near the tanks, He brazen
Speaker 1: the exposed himself to the enemy fire, and, firing the bazooka,
Speaker 1: destroyed both tanks. Responding to Captain Urban's action, his company
Speaker 1: moved forward and routed the enemy. Later that same day,
Speaker 1: still in the attack near Orglandis, Captain Urbin was wounded
Speaker 1: in the leg by direct fire from a thirty seven
Speaker 1: millimeters tank gun. He refused evacuation and continued to lead
Speaker 1: his company until they moved into defensive positions for the
Speaker 1: night at zero five hundred hours. The next day, still
Speaker 1: in the attack near Orglandis, Captain Urban, though badly wounded,
Speaker 1: directed his company in another attack. One hour later, he
Speaker 1: was wounded again, suffering from two wounds, one serious. He
Speaker 1: was evacuated to England in mid July. While recovering from
Speaker 1: his wounds, he learned of his units severe losses and
Speaker 1: the hedgerows of Normandy. Realizing his unit's need for battle
Speaker 1: tested leaders, he voluntarily left the hospital and hitch hiked
Speaker 1: his way back to his unit near San Low, France,
Speaker 1: arriving at the second Battalion command post at eleven thirty
Speaker 1: hours on the twenty fifth of July, he found that
Speaker 1: his unit had jumped off at eleven hundred hours in
Speaker 1: the first attack of Operation Cobra. Still limping from his
Speaker 1: leg wound, Captain Urbin made his way forward to retake
Speaker 1: command of his company. He found his company held up
Speaker 1: by strong enemy opposition. I'm about halfway through. By the
Speaker 1: way halfway through, two supporting tanks have been destroyed and
Speaker 1: another intact, but with no tank commander or gunner was
Speaker 1: not moving. He located a lieutenant in charge of the
Speaker 1: support tanks and directed a plan of attack to eliminate
Speaker 1: the enemy strongpoint. The lieutenant and a sergeant were immediately
Speaker 1: killed by the heavy enemy fire when they tried to
Speaker 1: the tank. Captain Urban, though physically hampered by his leg
Speaker 1: wound and knowing quick action had to be taken, dashed
Speaker 1: through the scathing fire and mounted the tank. Remember he
Speaker 1: just watched two guys get slaughdered doing the same thing.
Speaker 1: With enemy bullets ricocheting from the tank, Captain Urbin ordered
Speaker 1: the tank forward and completely exposed to enemy fire, manned
Speaker 1: the machine gun and placed devastating fire on the enemy.
Speaker 1: His action in the face of enemy fire galvanized the
Speaker 1: battalion into action and they attack and destroy the enemy position.
Speaker 1: On the second of August, Captain Urbin was wounded in
Speaker 1: the chest by shell fragments and disregarding the recommendation of
Speaker 1: the battalion. Surgeon again wounded, but remained with his unit.
Speaker 1: On the third of September, the second Battalion was given
Speaker 1: a mission of establishing a crossing point on the Moose
Speaker 1: River near Here, Belgium. The enemy planned to stop the
Speaker 1: advance of the Allied army by concentrating heavy forces at
Speaker 1: the Meuse. The second Battalion, attacking toward the crossing point,
Speaker 1: encountered fierce enemy artillery's, small arms and mortar fire, which
Speaker 1: stopped the attack. Captain Irvin quickly moved from his command
Speaker 1: post to the lead position of the battalion. Reorganizing the
Speaker 1: attacking elements, he personally led a charge toward the enemy's
Speaker 1: strong point. As the charge moved across open terrain, Captain
Speaker 1: Urbin was seriously wounded in the neck. Although unable to
Speaker 1: talk above a whisper whisper from the paralyzing neck wound
Speaker 1: and in danger of losing his life, he refused to
Speaker 1: be evacuated until the enemy was routed and his battalion
Speaker 1: had secured the crossing point on the Meuse River. Captain
Speaker 1: Erbin's personal leadership, limitless bravery, and repeated extraordinary exposure to
Speaker 1: enemy fire served as an inspiration to his entire battalion.
Speaker 1: His valorous, valorous, and intrepid actions reflect the utmost credit
Speaker 1: upon him and uphold the noble traditions of the United
Speaker 1: States Army. That one was actually an email we got
Speaker 1: back in July. They could make a movie just about
Speaker 1: this guy's few months in combat. Apparently half the German
Speaker 1: army shot him at some point in time, and he
Speaker 1: just kept going. Checking yourself out of a hospital to
Speaker 1: hitchhike your way back to the front lines just so
Speaker 1: you could get back into the action is unbelievable. And
Speaker 1: I realized that's a story, that is that it happened.
Speaker 1: But so many guys in combat understandably, they get what
Speaker 1: is known as you probably heard this term before million
Speaker 1: dollar wounds, and the term is simply it means this,
Speaker 1: I am wounded. I'm wounded. Not that I lost a leg,
Speaker 1: because no one's going to celebrate that, but I'm wounded
Speaker 1: bad enough to get me out of this war. For
Speaker 1: the rest of this war, but not so bad that
Speaker 1: it ruins the rest of my life. That's known as
Speaker 1: a million dollar wound. This guy had one apparently every
Speaker 1: other day and had no use for it. And put
Speaker 1: yourself and put yourself in these shoes. The Germans, they
Speaker 1: were a tremendous army. They really were. Had great generals,
Speaker 1: great leadership, great fighting spirit. They were dug in fighting
Speaker 1: the Germans in France was a nightmare, and Belgium a
Speaker 1: complete nightmare. Because they knew everyone was coming, they had
Speaker 1: time to dig in a nightmare. Imagine the living hell
Speaker 1: of that every minute of everyday. Now, juxtapose that with
Speaker 1: what it would be like to get wounded, and all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, you're surrounded by pretty nurses, hot food,
Speaker 1: a warm bed. Your days are spent reading the newspaper,
Speaker 1: smoking cigarettes back when everyone did that, playing cards with
Speaker 1: your friends, hitting on pretty nurses. You want to go
Speaker 1: out for a beer tonight and voluntarily, honestly escaping it.
Speaker 1: It's not like it's not like he was allowed to leave.
Speaker 1: He's got up and limped his way out and checked out. Nah,
Speaker 1: my friends are fighting. I want to get back on
Speaker 1: the action. That kind of American fighting spirit is exactly
Speaker 1: why this country in its two hundred and fifty years,
Speaker 1: has a military history that is astounding. The American fighting
Speaker 1: man is second to none because of that. All right,
Speaker 1: we'll continue with this ice deportation stuff. Next it is
Speaker 1: the Jesse Kelly Shoe reminding you you can email this show.
Speaker 1: We love your emails, you love your hate, your death threats.
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Jesse. It seems like
Speaker 1: every time we start making progress, we get stabbed in
Speaker 1: the back and kicked in the teeth. This stay of
Speaker 1: Minnesota is an open rebellion protecting rapists and murderers. Nobody
Speaker 1: on our side with any real power is doing anything
Speaker 1: to stop it. Because they're cowards or because they hate us.
Speaker 1: All Right, pause on that for a second. That's not true.
Speaker 1: I I'll tell you this. I am a little bit
Speaker 1: concerned with a couple moves that were just made. I
Speaker 1: already mentioned earlier that Tom Holman's taken over. I love
Speaker 1: Tom Holman. That's not an insult to him, But you're
Speaker 1: changing out leadership. Looks like you might be walking back
Speaker 1: a little bit when you can't walk back at all.
Speaker 1: On the face of communist aggression. We now find out
Speaker 1: one of the border patrol chiefs, Greg Bvino, Great dude,
Speaker 1: he's being moved to another place, not fired or anything
Speaker 1: like that. But again it looks that luks like you're
Speaker 1: giving in some But let's slow down on nobody's doing anything.
Speaker 1: They're still there, they're still deporting I and I should
Speaker 1: probably say this. If we wake up tomorrow morning and
Speaker 1: there's an announcement by the Trump administration that they're pulling
Speaker 1: out of Minnesota, please don't tune into the radio tomorrow
Speaker 1: because I am going to lose my mind. If that's
Speaker 1: the I'm asking you, don't even listen. I am going
Speaker 1: I'll probably die of cardiac arrest on the air tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I will be that enraged if that happens. But that
Speaker 1: has not happened. That has not happened, So let's slow down.
Speaker 1: But to the point, this is why low TG peers
Speaker 1: are so detrimental to our side. And in a lot
Speaker 1: of ways, low TG peers, you know, James Langford types,
Speaker 1: those types, they're actually worse than the communists. Traders are
Speaker 1: always worse than the enemy. They are the enemy, the communists.
Speaker 1: Do you know exactly who they are? And what they want.
Speaker 1: They're devil worshiping freaks who hate you and your family,
Speaker 1: and they want to burn down the country. And they're
Speaker 1: pretty open about it. Not like they're hiding it. They're
Speaker 1: fairly open about it. You got it, I got it,
Speaker 1: We all got it. But communists pretend they're on our
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, traders, pretend they're on our side. Low tgpeers,
Speaker 1: pretend they're on our side. I want you to listen
Speaker 1: to this. This. This is the governor from Oklahoma trying
Speaker 1: to stay calm. This is the from Oklahoma. Oklahoma is
Speaker 1: one of the reddest states in the United States of America,
Speaker 1: and in the face of weeks of communist revolution in Minnesota,
Speaker 1: he went on CNN. Kevin Steel is his name. He
Speaker 1: went on CNN and he said this.
Speaker 2: And so, what's the goal right now? Is it to
Speaker 2: deport every single non US citizen? Yes, I don't think
Speaker 2: that's what Americans want. We have to stop politicizing this.
Speaker 2: We need real solutions on immigration reform. And I believe
Speaker 2: that that I've got a great solution that we should
Speaker 2: give the states the authority to do workforce permits.
Speaker 1: Right in the face of communist aggression, we have governors
Speaker 1: from blood red States bending the knee on television. This
Speaker 1: is James Comer.
Speaker 3: He's a Republican And if I were President Trump, I
Speaker 3: would almost think about, Okay, if the mayor and the
Speaker 3: governor are going to put our ice officials in harm's
Speaker 3: way and there's a chance of losing more innocent lives
Speaker 3: or whatever, then maybe go to another city and let
Speaker 3: the people of Minneapolis deside. Do we want to continue
Speaker 3: to have all of.
Speaker 1: These retreat Do you have any idea what's going to
Speaker 1: happen if we retreat from Minneapolis? If we take one
Speaker 1: inch back, the communists will be so emboldened. The next
Speaker 1: city we go to it will be twice as bad.
Speaker 1: One inch back, and the communists will begin going crazy
Speaker 1: like sharks. Have you ever seen video, You ever watched
Speaker 1: the Nature video A feeding frenzy, A shark feeding frenzy.
Speaker 1: You know that sharks have these insane noses. It's insane
Speaker 1: how good they are at smelling blood. They can smell
Speaker 1: blood in the water and they swim to it immediately.
Speaker 1: If you've ever seen one, they'll be a dead whale
Speaker 1: or something, a big dead thing in the water. Well,
Speaker 1: sharks will start to come from miles away, and they'll
Speaker 1: start to feed on it. But sharks, they're very similar
Speaker 1: to Chris. Their brains are teeny teeny tiny, they're they're
Speaker 1: just instinctual animals. They have no thinking power whatsoever. All
Speaker 1: they know how to do is sleeping mate, sleeping or
Speaker 1: eating mate. Eating mate. That's all they do, eating mate.
Speaker 1: When they get in that situation where there's blood everywhere,
Speaker 1: there's rotted flesh everywhere in the water, they will start
Speaker 1: to go crazy in big groups, to the point where
Speaker 1: the smaller sharks they will be eaten as well. Sharks
Speaker 1: will emerge from a feeding frenzy with huge chunks in
Speaker 1: their bodies torn out of them because it's just they can't.
Speaker 1: Their minds, just their tiny little minds just break and
Speaker 1: all they can do is bite and eat every single
Speaker 1: thing in their path. That is exactly what will happen
Speaker 1: with the communist street animals in this country if the
Speaker 1: Trump administration even even shows that they're thinking about taking
Speaker 1: an inch of a step back, no forward, more more arrests.
Speaker 1: The communists are telling you what they're afraid of. Feed
Speaker 1: it to them over and over and over again, make
Speaker 1: them eat it. Surge more, all right, all right, we'll
Speaker 1: get to some more of this now. Let's I will
Speaker 1: address the Second Amendment messaging in a moment. But it
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Monday May.
Speaker 1: If you miss any part of the show, you can
Speaker 1: download it ihard, Spotify, iTunes. You know what. We're gonna
Speaker 1: get off this for a minute. Let's do a couple
Speaker 1: other emails, Jesse, I had the coolest dream on Saturday night.
Speaker 1: I dreamed I stopped by the way. I had a
Speaker 1: wild dream too. I'll tell you about it in a minute.
Speaker 1: I dreamed I stopped by your radio headquarters and popped
Speaker 1: on in to say hi. It was in an old
Speaker 1: Rundown factory, Chris. I love the idea of an old
Speaker 1: Rundown factory, don't you with your old rusted gears there instead?
Speaker 1: What do you mean? Why who would ever think to
Speaker 1: look at it? Look for us there? That's the anyway.
Speaker 1: It was a secret location, secrets so the communists couldn't
Speaker 1: find you. We hit it off, really, I hit it
Speaker 1: off really well with you and producer Corey. You'd shared
Speaker 1: some of your delicious snacks too. We do have some
Speaker 1: great snacks here. This is where it gets weird. You see,
Speaker 1: I got along really well with Chris, only he was
Speaker 1: actually a she. We had a what Chris, I'm just
Speaker 1: reading the email, but sorry, I'm being honest about what
Speaker 1: the email says. We had a mutual attraction, Chris. Good
Speaker 1: for you, guys. I guess my question is, is Chris
Speaker 1: secretly a woman? I figured that he might be. That
Speaker 1: might be why Chris never speaks on your show. The
Speaker 1: name could go either way. Look, I can't I can't
Speaker 1: confirm or deny it. I can't confirm or deny all right,
Speaker 1: if you and Chris, this is a dude who wrote
Speaker 1: this in if you and Chris have something special, I
Speaker 1: think that's really sweet. Chris being supportive, I think it's
Speaker 1: really sweet. I mean, maybe maybe you could run for
Speaker 1: senator in South Carolina seems to be their thing. What
Speaker 1: Chris and being supportive in backing him for elected office.
Speaker 1: So there's that. Another thing is I had a dream.
Speaker 1: So I was a spy of some kind. Chris, don't
Speaker 1: don't make that face. I was a spy of some kind.
Speaker 1: I really don't know who I was working for, but
Speaker 1: I'll tell you. I know you're attempting to say what
Speaker 1: I had to be America. It felt like it was
Speaker 1: more of a world thing. That'll clarify in a moment.
Speaker 1: So OB was a spy with me, right, So I'm
Speaker 1: a spy. AB's a spy. We apprehend a couple Russians
Speaker 1: and I remember it like it was yesterday that they
Speaker 1: were Russians. I was in charge of interrogating the dude. Now,
Speaker 1: I didn't lay a finger on him, right, It's one
Speaker 1: of those things. I had him tied to a chair.
Speaker 1: I was just asking him questions and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I remember being nice, but I remember looking out the
Speaker 1: front porch and there was a woman. She was the
Speaker 1: Russian spy and Ob was horribly mistreating her and she
Speaker 1: was making her pick the weeds out of the flowers
Speaker 1: in the front and stuff, yelling at her and stuff
Speaker 1: like that. And I remember thinking that was really bad.
Speaker 1: But look, torture is very effective. We get information. And
Speaker 1: I don't know how we ended up on a football field. Now,
Speaker 1: riddle me this. We're watching the football game, but were
Speaker 1: still spies. And there was some sort of a large
Speaker 1: aircraft that comes down in lands on the football field.
Speaker 1: But have you ever ever played Mario Kart? The old
Speaker 1: Nintendo game Mario Kart, these Mario Kart mobiles which are
Speaker 1: the enemy. And I don't know why I knew they
Speaker 1: were the enemy, but I knew they were the enemy. Chris,
Speaker 1: can I finish my story? The Mario Kart mobiles start
Speaker 1: coming out of the plane off and me get up,
Speaker 1: and we're running down to the field to go fight
Speaker 1: these Mario Karts. Now, this is where it gets weird,
Speaker 1: and I'm not sure what this was about. I wish
Speaker 1: I could remember my dreams more vividly. Tony. There was
Speaker 1: a man in the crowd named Tony. I don't know
Speaker 1: what he looked like, but I knew him very clearly,
Speaker 1: and I thought that Tony should be helping fight the
Speaker 1: Mario Kart invaders, who obviously were working for the Russians
Speaker 1: or something. Tony wouldn't come help, and I just remember screaming, Tony,
Speaker 1: get down here. What is wrong with you?
Speaker 2: Tony?
Speaker 1: And then I woke up tune out Tony for not helping.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know where we went from there.
Speaker 1: I do know this, I'm gonna try to start making
Speaker 1: some diet changes on what I eat before I go
Speaker 1: to bed. I know that, and I also know that
Speaker 1: ob mistreats Russian prisoners, So there's that. Jesse, is it
Speaker 1: time to call out Trump and his terrible handling of
Speaker 1: the Communists anti ice rope protests. I don't know that
Speaker 1: he's handled it poorly yet, I won't know until I
Speaker 1: see where we go from here. If the ICE operations
Speaker 1: in Minnesota remained and the investigation into the fraud remains,
Speaker 1: then this is one of the first times Republicans have
Speaker 1: ever withstood a propaganda operation on this level. And I
Speaker 1: will give Donald Trump endless credit for standing his ground
Speaker 1: the last time. The last two times Donald Trump encountered
Speaker 1: a propaganda campaign at this level, he failed. That's just
Speaker 1: the bottom line. It was George Floyd. Donald Trump was
Speaker 1: doing law and forcement roundtables out there, which was unbelievably embarrassing,
Speaker 1: and then COVID, of course, which was a huge failure.
Speaker 1: He failed the last two. I believe maybe this is hope.
Speaker 1: I believe he learned from Dad and he will hold strong.
Speaker 1: If Trump holds strong in the face of this propaganda effort,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump deserves our backing and our support. I'll repeat
Speaker 1: myself again, if tomorrow morning, you and I wake up
Speaker 1: and we find out we're pulling out of Minnesota or
Speaker 1: pulling back in Minnesota. I'll tell you again not to
Speaker 1: tune into the radio tomorrow because I am going to
Speaker 1: lose my mind. But a blood vessel is gonna pop
Speaker 1: in my head and I might just spike the microphone
Speaker 1: off the wall and retire. What Chris, what? That's That's
Speaker 1: a very good point, Chris, Jewish producer. Chris just said,
Speaker 1: as we brought up, he is sending Tom Holman to Minnesota.
Speaker 1: Tom Holman is not exactly soft and cuddly and squishy.
Speaker 1: You don't send Tom Holman to Minneapolis if your intention
Speaker 1: is to back off. Here's what I will say, though,
Speaker 1: Christinome is very clearly going to be pulled back from
Speaker 1: being the public face of it. Why she made that
Speaker 1: most recent shooting with the most recent communists who got killed.
Speaker 1: She just made a couple dumb statements, statements like you
Speaker 1: can't carry a gun and try to mass murder the officers.
Speaker 1: You know what sounds bad about that? It makes hardcore
Speaker 1: Second Amendment people like me makes it to them. It
Speaker 1: sounds like, what do you tell me I can't carry
Speaker 1: a gun around officers, which, of course the guys are
Speaker 1: more on when I carry a gun, which is always
Speaker 1: if you see me, I am armed. If you hug me,
Speaker 1: you're going to f sorry. I am unbelievably polite when
Speaker 1: I carry, not just the officers, to everybody. I don't want.
Speaker 1: I don't want to harm anybody. If I ever thought
Speaker 1: a situation was going to get physical, unless I felt
Speaker 1: like I was in fear for my life or my
Speaker 1: or my family's life, I would walk away from it
Speaker 1: because I don't want to shoot anybody. If you carry
Speaker 1: a gun and then go decide to start mixing it
Speaker 1: up with federal officers, that's an unbelievably dumb decision that
Speaker 1: guy has to own and it cost him his life.
Speaker 1: At the same time, you don't want to run out
Speaker 1: there and muck up the messaging that bad. That's the
Speaker 1: problem Tom Holman's going in though. As I said, if
Speaker 1: we wake up tomorrow we're still there. I'm happy. If
Speaker 1: we are retreating, I'm going to lose my mind now.
Speaker 1: I know you are seeing people in your life who
Speaker 1: maybe cracking. We'll talk about them next. This is the
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show. On a Magnificent Monday. We already did
Speaker 1: Medal of Honor Monday. We've had a whole bunch of
Speaker 1: things come across on the show, and you can download
Speaker 1: it on iHeart, Spotify, iTunes. You can email us Jesse
Speaker 1: at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So this guy says, oracle,
Speaker 1: we're losing the narrative. I personally am at the point
Speaker 1: where I don't even think you could convince me otherwise
Speaker 1: being my oracle. Can you all right? So you want
Speaker 1: to know something that has always hit me? You obviously
Speaker 1: know I love history and battles and war and all
Speaker 1: these things. Something that has always hit me though, the
Speaker 1: good commanders, meaning the ones not just they're good at
Speaker 1: their job, but genuinely they care about their men. They
Speaker 1: know there will be casualties, doesn't matter how great the
Speaker 1: training is. Of course, better training means fewer, but doesn't
Speaker 1: matter how great the training is. The equipment doesn't matter
Speaker 1: if it's the perfect plan, perfect plan, everything thought of.
Speaker 1: They know as they look at their men before they
Speaker 1: set off, people are going to die. You're going to
Speaker 1: lose some. And this doesn't really necessarily apply to big
Speaker 1: generals and things like that, because oftentimes those guys are
Speaker 1: meglomaniacs and don't really think in those turns, but think
Speaker 1: more small unit. A company commander in World War Two.
Speaker 1: We did World War two earlier today, the colonel, the
Speaker 1: guy who were in the Medal of Honor. The colonel
Speaker 1: now he knows when he's says, hey, first platoon, there's
Speaker 1: a machine gun nest east. See it East. It's holding
Speaker 1: us down. You have to go take it out. People
Speaker 1: are going to die doing that, and he knows it.
Speaker 1: He knows it. I mentioned that we are in a
Speaker 1: propaganda war. I've mentioned it many times before. I will
Speaker 1: continue to mention it because you have to participate in it.
Speaker 1: So do I not with lies, with the truth. Just
Speaker 1: tell the truth, keep putting it out there. When you
Speaker 1: see lies, swat them down. Put the truth out there.
Speaker 1: But there will be casualties. Don't let every casualty make
Speaker 1: you lose your nerve. Speaking of the combat analogies, you know,
Speaker 1: I love reading books about every conflict. I'll tell you
Speaker 1: a couple of history things I'm about I'm working on
Speaker 1: right now for you history freaks. I'll tell you what's
Speaker 1: coming next. But before I get to that. Multiple times
Speaker 1: I have read about a commander, whoever it may be,
Speaker 1: a commander of some kind who loses too many men
Speaker 1: and just breaks mentally breaks down because he cares for them.
Speaker 1: He feels responsible. And when that young man dies on
Speaker 1: the battlefield and you have to pencil out a letter
Speaker 1: to his mother telling her her son is never coming
Speaker 1: home again, it hurts. So your aunt on Instagram, she's
Speaker 1: putting up posts today saying we have to start. There
Speaker 1: has to be a nicer way to deport people. This
Speaker 1: has to stop. I know it hurts. We're not gonna
Speaker 1: save them all. Maybe, and man, I'm really sorry if
Speaker 1: this is you. Maybe it was your pastor yesterday or
Speaker 1: your Rabbi Chris, but that happens. Maybe maybe he didn't
Speaker 1: even maybe he wasn't too forward about it. But maybe
Speaker 1: your pastor has said something yesterday. Well there's better way
Speaker 1: to treat immigrants. Maybe that was a gut punch for you.
Speaker 1: It would be for me, that'd be the last day
Speaker 1: I go to that church. But maybe that was a
Speaker 1: gut punch for you. And I get it. I feel
Speaker 1: bad for you. We're not gonna save them all. Communist
Speaker 1: propaganda gobbles up the weak and the stupid. It always has,
Speaker 1: it always will. I've told you before the story about
Speaker 1: my pastor my old pastor, my old church. We loved
Speaker 1: that church. Loved it. One of the few churches that
Speaker 1: I've ever had in my life that we looked forward
Speaker 1: to on Sunday, not a chore, looked forward to it. Wonderful.
Speaker 1: Humble guy George Floyd dies. He sends out an email
Speaker 1: that he's going to be tending what White People Need
Speaker 1: to Know conference in the area. Of course it was
Speaker 1: put on by the race communists, and of course saw
Speaker 1: it coming. I tried to prevent it, saw it coming.
Speaker 1: Gets up in church on Sunday, gives a sermon about
Speaker 1: white privilege, got up, walked out. I'll never be back.
Speaker 1: Is that a bad man? Oh, it's just weak, stupid.
Speaker 1: It's hard for people who don't understand fully the evil
Speaker 1: of communists and communism. It's hard for so many to
Speaker 1: digest what they're seeing and why they're seeing it. When
Speaker 1: you get nothing but lies, you don't even have to
Speaker 1: be a comedy to believe in all the bad things.
Speaker 1: If you just do quote normal things, you are an
Speaker 1: insane communist in practice. I'll tell you this. There's a
Speaker 1: history guy. Not gonna name him. There's a history guy.
Speaker 1: He's been all over the internet, recently really against this
Speaker 1: Ice stuff. Now, I never considered him some hardcore lefty,
Speaker 1: But here's the truth of life. You ready for this.
Speaker 1: If you read a thousand books, it doesn't make you
Speaker 1: wiser if it's a thousand books filled with lies. In fact,
Speaker 1: for every new book you read that's full of lies,
Speaker 1: you're dumber. If you read a thousand books full of lies,
Speaker 1: you are infinitely dumber than the guy who never read
Speaker 1: a book at all. You realize that how many Americans
Speaker 1: does that apply to? How many Americans browse the Wall
Speaker 1: Street Journal for five minutes? Lies? ABC News lies. I'll
Speaker 1: just watch CNN for five minutes, lies, full of lie
Speaker 1: after lie after just a normal person reading the paper.
Speaker 1: The dumbest person on the planet has no idea of
Speaker 1: what reality actually is. We're not gonna save them all.
Speaker 1: We have to save as many as we possibly can.
Speaker 1: And that's your job and my job, all right? Dark
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