Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Another hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a Monday. Here's what we got on tap for this hour.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about the coverage of Biden's age. We're
Speaker 1: gonna have a big budget discussion that is almost undoubtedly
Speaker 1: going to offend pretty much every person listening right now.
Speaker 1: More on the Joe Biden's stuff as far as his
Speaker 1: crimes go, people living in a world to make believe
Speaker 1: being an activist where you live. So much more coming
Speaker 1: up tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. But
Speaker 1: you know what time it is. It is Monday. It
Speaker 1: is the start of the second hour on a Monday. Therefore,
Speaker 1: it is Metal of Honor Monday time for you new listeners.
Speaker 1: We do this every Monday without exception. We do this
Speaker 1: at this same time every Monday, so you know where
Speaker 1: to be. What is it? We just take a Medal
Speaker 1: of Honor citation and we read it. When a man
Speaker 1: earns a medal of honor through acts of heroism, they
Speaker 1: do a write up on what he does. It's called
Speaker 1: a citation. Everyone that's ever been earned is available available
Speaker 1: for free, available on multiple websites online. And I say
Speaker 1: that to you because once again I want to encourage you.
Speaker 1: If you're so inclined to do this in your life,
Speaker 1: maybe as a family, gather around read one of these
Speaker 1: talk about it. You'll be surprised the interests your children take.
Speaker 1: You start talking about real men, heroes, their deeds, what
Speaker 1: happened there. These questions lead to other questions, which are
Speaker 1: all good questions. I'm out in front of your class.
Speaker 1: If you're a teacher, I know we have many who listen.
Speaker 1: Believe it or not. There are some incredible teachers out
Speaker 1: there who are not dirty comedy scum. Great thing to
Speaker 1: do in your class. Nobody could complain? Who could complain?
Speaker 1: It's not political? Do it for Sunday School Little League team.
Speaker 1: Heroism is something we should hold up and honor, honor
Speaker 1: the men and their deeds, and give the next generation
Speaker 1: something to aspire to. And we take email suggestions. Remember
Speaker 1: on top of love, hate and death threats, we got
Speaker 1: all kinds of those. We take Medal of honor suggestions.
Speaker 1: If you have some personal relationship to one, or or
Speaker 1: any kind of affinity you just like one, we take them.
Speaker 1: We have many, many many, So if you've sent in
Speaker 1: suggestions they didn't get ditched. There's just a backlog. We
Speaker 1: got this email Jesse. I'm a recent retiree of the Navy.
Speaker 1: After thirty two years of enlistment, I became institutionalized. Therefore,
Speaker 1: I am now a contractor working in naval ship building.
Speaker 1: That's cool though, I work on the newest class of ships,
Speaker 1: Expeditionary Base ESB. All these ships are used to launch
Speaker 1: missions for marines and seals overseas without support from a
Speaker 1: friendly nation. They are named after marines. All but the
Speaker 1: first ship, chesty Buller, are named for Medal of Honor recipients.
Speaker 1: The ship I am working on will be commissioned on
Speaker 1: February seventeenth, twenty twenty four. Yes, that was two days ago.
Speaker 1: So I thought it appropriate to honor a John L.
Speaker 1: Canley on the eve of his namesakes commissioning in the Navy.
Speaker 1: And he says, I can say his name. His name
Speaker 1: is Jay, and yes, thank you Jay. Gunny Canley is
Speaker 1: a man to be admired.
Speaker 2: Honoring those he went above and beyond. It's Medal of
Speaker 2: Honor Monday.
Speaker 1: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of life.
Speaker 1: Above and beyond the call of duty in action against
Speaker 1: the enemy. While serving as Company Gunnery Sergeant, Company A,
Speaker 1: first Battalion, First Marines, first Marine Division, from the thirty
Speaker 1: first to January to the sixth of December nineteen sixty
Speaker 1: eight in the Republic of Vietnam, Company A fought off
Speaker 1: multiple vicious attacks as it rapidly moved along the highway
Speaker 1: toward Way City to relieve friendly forces that were surrounded
Speaker 1: by enemy forces. Despite being wounded in these engagements, Gunnery
Speaker 1: Sergeant Canley repeatedly rushed across fire swept terrain to carry
Speaker 1: his wounded marines to safety. After his commanding officer was
Speaker 1: severely wounded, Gunnery Sergeant Canley took command and led the
Speaker 1: company into Way City. At Way City, Caughton, in a
Speaker 1: deadly crossfire from enemy machine gun positions, He set up
Speaker 1: a base of fire and maneuvered with a platoon and
Speaker 1: a flanking attack that eliminated several enemy positions. Retaining command
Speaker 1: of the company for three days, he led attacks against
Speaker 1: multiple enemy fortified positions while routinely braving enemy fire to
Speaker 1: carry wounded marines to safety. On the fourth of February,
Speaker 1: he led a group of Marines into an enemy occupied
Speaker 1: building and way city. He moved into the open to
Speaker 1: draw fire, located the enemy, eliminated the threat, and expanded
Speaker 1: the company's hold on the building room by room. Gunna
Speaker 1: Resergeant Canley then gained position above the enemy strong point
Speaker 1: and dropped in a large satchel charge that forced the
Speaker 1: enemy to withdraw. On the sixth of February, during a
Speaker 1: fierce firefight at a hospital compound, gun to Resargeant Canley
Speaker 1: twice scaled a wall in full view of the enemy
Speaker 1: to carry wounded marines to safety. By his undaunted courage,
Speaker 1: selfless sacrifice, and unwavering devotion to duty, Gunner Resergeant Canley
Speaker 1: reflected great credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions
Speaker 1: of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service.
Speaker 1: About that, and he lives so we do not have
Speaker 1: to play taps for the man. I like it when
Speaker 1: we don't have to do that. Nevertheless, it is what
Speaker 1: it is. I just want to reinforce something before we
Speaker 1: move on and rash. You're going to talk a lot
Speaker 1: about hard to talk, hard to hear budget stuff here
Speaker 1: in a minute, and being an activist and Biden stuff
Speaker 1: and whatever. But I just I want to emphasize to people.
Speaker 1: When you talk about Way City, it's spelled Hue in
Speaker 1: case you're wonder what you're looking at Way City. In Vietnam,
Speaker 1: Marines there were forced to do urban combat. Now I
Speaker 1: know you're thinking, wow, yeah, the Marines, they're tough as
Speaker 1: a comedy. Yeah, Marines are very tough and obviously near
Speaker 1: and dear to my heart. But urban warfare is totally different,
Speaker 1: totally night and day different than other kinds of warfare.
Speaker 1: It just presents an entirely new list of challenges when
Speaker 1: you are trying to attack a building that is held
Speaker 1: by an enemy. There are so many I've told you before.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to go over the story again about
Speaker 1: the training we had to get and how badly we
Speaker 1: got our teeth kicked in when we first started urban
Speaker 1: warfare training. You think I'm big and tough, and I
Speaker 1: know how to handle things. I understand fire and maneuver,
Speaker 1: and I understand I have to shoot, move and communicate.
Speaker 1: And you understand all these basic things as a grunt.
Speaker 1: That's what we were taught as grunts. And then you
Speaker 1: walk into a building that's held by the enemy and
Speaker 1: you just get slaughtered because it takes the highest level
Speaker 1: of training, specialized training to clear rooms, hallways, stairwells are
Speaker 1: virtually impossible. So high speed guys I know have told
Speaker 1: me privately, Jesse, I don't care who it is, Delta
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. There's no tactical way to clear a stairwell.
Speaker 1: It doesn't exist unless you can bomb the build into
Speaker 1: the ground. If you have to tactically clear one, you're
Speaker 1: all puckered up. If you will. These Marines in Way City,
Speaker 1: what the Marines did in Way City, it's one of
Speaker 1: the more underrated histories of the Marine Corps because yes,
Speaker 1: they were a bunch of Marines and they were tough,
Speaker 1: and they were fighters and all those things. They were
Speaker 1: not urban warfare trained. It was one of those things
Speaker 1: where hey, there's Way City, the enemy has it, go
Speaker 1: get it back. And a lot of Marines died and
Speaker 1: were wounded in the taking back of Way City, just
Speaker 1: because it's so hard to fight house to house. If
Speaker 1: you had a single normal house, two or three bedroom house,
Speaker 1: let's say a three bedroom house, and you had to
Speaker 1: clear it and there was an enemy in there, let's
Speaker 1: say two or three guys, and they were armed and
Speaker 1: they knew you were coming, you would take serious casualties.
Speaker 1: Unless you were trained with how to take those guys
Speaker 1: out of that building. You may get them. In the end.
Speaker 1: I promise more of you will die than they will die.
Speaker 1: That's one house. Now, let's make that a big building.
Speaker 1: Here's a five story building. Go clear it. Oh wait,
Speaker 1: you want to make urban warfare even worse? On top
Speaker 1: of all the floors, and they're shooting down. They're in
Speaker 1: the halls, they're in the stairs. Now, there's a five
Speaker 1: story building to its right and a five story building
Speaker 1: to its left. By the way, there are enemies in
Speaker 1: those that are on the roof. They're in the windows.
Speaker 1: They're throwing grenades, molotov cocktails. They're shooting down on you
Speaker 1: while you're trying to get into the building. Are you
Speaker 1: trying to understand the nightmare that is urban warfare? You
Speaker 1: don't believe me. Go look at some inside accounts of
Speaker 1: what Israel is going through right now and Gaza. It's
Speaker 1: exactly the way I warned you it would be. Yes,
Speaker 1: they're winning. They're kicking the crap out of them. They
Speaker 1: are taking heavy casualties, they're losing armor, they're losing men.
Speaker 1: You can't clear out an urban area from an armed
Speaker 1: enemy without dying. It's very, very difficult. And the Marines
Speaker 1: went into Way City and they did it, and credit
Speaker 1: to them. All Right, all right, we're about to have
Speaker 1: a hard talk about our budget situation. What has to
Speaker 1: be done to save life as we know it here
Speaker 1: in the country, and retirement is going to come up.
Speaker 1: It is. It's going to be uncomfortable.
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Speaker 2: This is a Jesse Kelly show.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Playing Jewish producer Chris's
Speaker 1: theme song here on a Monday. All right, let's get offensive,
Speaker 1: and I warned you this show. It's gonna be hard
Speaker 1: to hear. I want you to understand something. If what
Speaker 1: I'm about to say offend you, I'm actually not gonna say,
Speaker 1: but I normally say. I'm not gonna tell you to
Speaker 1: turn the channel or whatever or move on. I'm really
Speaker 1: not If what I'm about to say you find hurtful
Speaker 1: and personally offensive, I want you to know it's okay,
Speaker 1: and I understand how you feel. And you know me,
Speaker 1: I'm a jerk. I wouldn't say that if I really
Speaker 1: unless I really meant it. If you're offended and hurt
Speaker 1: by what I'm about to say, I understand it. If
Speaker 1: you feel the need to never listen again, obviously it's
Speaker 1: not what we want. Love you, but I understand that
Speaker 1: as well, and no hard feelings. If you want to
Speaker 1: email me and scream at me, you are also welcome
Speaker 1: to do that. Love hey, death threats. How offended you are?
Speaker 1: Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. All right, Jesse at
Speaker 1: jesse kellyshow dot com. Here we go. The United States
Speaker 1: government's budget must be slashed in order to save our
Speaker 1: way of life. Which part of the budget, every single part,
Speaker 1: including the parts you may love, including the parts you
Speaker 1: may rely on. Although I'm not saying, you know, just
Speaker 1: yank it away from people, whether we phase it. Obviously
Speaker 1: you have to phase these things and do it smartly.
Speaker 1: But hear me out once again, every part of the budget,
Speaker 1: including the parts you love, must be slashed to save
Speaker 1: the all of them. Well, Jesse on not the military.
Speaker 1: I was in the army for third of the body.
Speaker 1: I understand. I want a strong military too. The military
Speaker 1: must be slashed, slashed, but Jesse not not social Security.
Speaker 1: I rely on that. I understand you rely on it.
Speaker 1: I understand you pay into it. I don't want anyone
Speaker 1: to take a dime away from you. I want to
Speaker 1: emphasize that I don't want you to starve. I don't
Speaker 1: want you to go bro don't. I don't want you
Speaker 1: to do any of those things. Social Security must be
Speaker 1: slashed to save the country. Well, Jesse, okay, oh that's fine,
Speaker 1: but not Medicare. I rely on Medicare. I paid into live.
Speaker 1: I understand that you rely on it. I understand you're
Speaker 1: not some welfare queen. I understand you paid into it.
Speaker 1: I don't want anyone to take away your medical care.
Speaker 1: Medicare must be slashed to save the country. Jesse. What
Speaker 1: about our transportation, But we do need to do bridges.
Speaker 1: What about a veteran Nope, I understand, I get it.
Speaker 1: New roads are important, bridges are important. That all this stuff,
Speaker 1: everything in the budget is important. It must be slashed
Speaker 1: to save the country. You cannot exist on trillion dollar
Speaker 1: deficits without end. The end is coming. And now, now
Speaker 1: let's before we go into the details of all that
Speaker 1: and why everyone's so mad at me, let's talk about
Speaker 1: what the stakes are here. I think that's what a
Speaker 1: lot of people don't seem to understand. What do I
Speaker 1: mean by the end. What does it mean by the end.
Speaker 1: That's a good way I can put this here. Here's one.
Speaker 1: We have poverty here in America, and I'm not dismissing
Speaker 1: that we do. You've heard me talk about it a lot,
Speaker 1: especially the urban poor, and how awful that their standard
Speaker 1: of living is. I know we have poverty here in America,
Speaker 1: but you realize that our poorest people in America that
Speaker 1: they they live almost always and an apartment or house
Speaker 1: that has heating and cooling. Did you know that running water?
Speaker 1: A refrigerator? That's obviously you're maybe you're even scoffing at
Speaker 1: that a refrigerator. Well, yeah, of course you understand that.
Speaker 1: I was just in Where the heck were we I
Speaker 1: forget which city we were in. It may have been
Speaker 1: It may have been Brussels. It might have been Brussels.
Speaker 1: We were passing through. We were taking a train through it
Speaker 1: during our Christmas vacation thing. Don't quote me on the
Speaker 1: Brussels things. For some reason, I feel like I might
Speaker 1: be wrong about that, but I think it was Brussels
Speaker 1: and that they had shanty towns outside of it. What
Speaker 1: were the shanty towns, Well, we've had them in America
Speaker 1: before during the Great Depression, when you got poor enough
Speaker 1: because the country itself didn't have the financial power, the
Speaker 1: power of its currency. The way America does well. There's
Speaker 1: no flour, there's no apartment with a refrigerator waiting for you. Hey,
Speaker 1: best of luck. Hopefully you can scrape up some sheet
Speaker 1: metal and go find a way to keep the rain
Speaker 1: off of your head. Enjoy that tiny, little ten by
Speaker 1: ten sheet metal shanty with you and your family of four.
Speaker 1: That's how people around the world live today. We as Americans,
Speaker 1: have a standard of living and we have no concept
Speaker 1: how unique it is, and we don't understand why it
Speaker 1: is at all. This government is allowed to print and
Speaker 1: deficit spend without end because of the strength of the dollar.
Speaker 1: The strength of the dollar keeps the dollar as the
Speaker 1: world's reserve currency. That is coming to an end. No,
Speaker 1: it will not be tomorrow. I'm not trying to scare
Speaker 1: you to death, but it is coming to an end.
Speaker 1: What that means is everyone's standard of living. This this
Speaker 1: includes wealthy people who are listening. Everyone's standard of living
Speaker 1: will be radically changed. Let's talk a little bit more
Speaker 1: about that. Next.
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly returns.
Speaker 1: Next, it is the Jesse Kelly Show on of Monday.
Speaker 1: We'll get to all the Biden stuff here in a
Speaker 1: few I'm just going over something about our budget and
Speaker 1: what has to be done and how we have to
Speaker 1: slash everything. We are running up a trillion dollars in
Speaker 1: debt every three months, now every three months. What was
Speaker 1: happening slowly for the past thirty forty years has accelerated
Speaker 1: at a pace that I will definitely feel in my lifetime,
Speaker 1: and depending on your age, you almost undoubtedly will too,
Speaker 1: that something is a debt crisis. During a debt crisis,
Speaker 1: the international community will begin downgrading our credit rating, not
Speaker 1: just in small ways which they've done before, in gigantic ways.
Speaker 1: What that will do is that will jack the interest
Speaker 1: up on the debt, the interest on the debt that
Speaker 1: has already overtaken our military spending. This will prompt Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. To a raise taxes, be print even more money,
Speaker 1: spend even more money, and eventually what will happen is
Speaker 1: the world will move away from the dollar. The only
Speaker 1: reason the United States of America is allowed to run
Speaker 1: up trillion dollar deficits, the only reason this world exists
Speaker 1: at all, is because the world when they trade goods
Speaker 1: back and forth. They have used the dollar has done
Speaker 1: that because the dollar has always been strong and reliable.
Speaker 1: The dollar is down twenty percent in the last few years.
Speaker 1: That time is disappearing. COVID lockdowns accelerated the timetable on
Speaker 1: this decade decades. It got moved up once the world
Speaker 1: moves off the dollar as the reserve currency. Than this
Speaker 1: phasing thing I'm talking about about, how we have to
Speaker 1: slash this and slash that from the budget. It's no more. Hey,
Speaker 1: should we phase this in? Hey? Can we make sure
Speaker 1: these people are taken care of well while slowly phasing
Speaker 1: it out, that those options go away entirely. Then the
Speaker 1: Social Security check simply doesn't show up in the mail anymore.
Speaker 1: During austerity, emergency times, debt crisis, that's when you show
Speaker 1: up at the hospital and they say, sorry, we're not
Speaker 1: accepting medicare anymore. The money's gone. So allow me to
Speaker 1: say something I've said many times before. I'm not Johnny
Speaker 1: come lately to this. We cannot save the United States
Speaker 1: of America without cuts to everything, everything, including the thing
Speaker 1: you love and or rely on. Military yep, gotta be cut.
Speaker 1: Medicare yep, gotta be cut. Social Security, Yep, gotta be cut.
Speaker 1: And let me let me clarify something. Chris, would you
Speaker 1: go ahead and get those ads ready. Maybe you're angry
Speaker 1: right now and you're attempted to email me and tell
Speaker 1: me that I'm just doing this for for outrage or
Speaker 1: something like that. Understand something. Don't don't do a different
Speaker 1: argument than the one I'm doing. Meaning, I'm telling you
Speaker 1: that the house is on fire. The house is on fire.
Speaker 1: We're both staying in front of the house, and I
Speaker 1: turn to you and I say, hey, the house is
Speaker 1: on fire. Don't then turn to me and say, hey,
Speaker 1: it can't be. My stuff is in there. I understand
Speaker 1: your stuff's in there. That's not what I said at all.
Speaker 1: I understand this is horrible and awful and it's wrong.
Speaker 1: I understand it. Don't use that as an argument because
Speaker 1: that doesn't refute anything I just said. I know this
Speaker 1: all sucks. It's awful what these politicians have done. I know. Nevertheless,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to stop saying what is true. I
Speaker 1: said it. This is eleven years ago. I lost the
Speaker 1: congressional race because of this stance, specifically that I'm taking
Speaker 1: on the radio. That's how unpopular. I know it is. Nevertheless,
Speaker 1: the stance remains. Would you like to hear why I
Speaker 1: lost the congressional race by four thousand votes? Chris, please
Speaker 1: take it away with the ads that were running against
Speaker 1: me eleven years ago.
Speaker 4: I'm not all half filled from Tucson, Arizona. I work
Speaker 4: in the construction business. I got my first construction job
Speaker 4: when I was fifteen years old and paying into Medicare
Speaker 4: every paycheck since then over the last thirty seven plus years.
Speaker 4: Jesse Kelly said that over time he's going to get
Speaker 4: rid of Medicare. I don't think it's right for Jesse
Speaker 4: Kelly and people to decide that I don't get my
Speaker 4: Medicare that I've been paying for.
Speaker 5: The Democratic Congression Campian Committee's.
Speaker 1: Response, Yeah, that was the Medicare one. And I want
Speaker 1: to be honest here, very effective. I had multiple older
Speaker 1: Republicans multiple tell me and members of my staff that
Speaker 1: they voted for my Democrat opponent opponent because of these ads.
Speaker 1: I rely on my Medicare. Jesse's gonna take it away. Chris,
Speaker 1: Please play another one. Oh there are many I could
Speaker 1: do this all show. Please play it. And by the way,
Speaker 1: it wasn't eleven years. This is fifteen years ago.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, Chris, jesse Kelly listening to you. Was jesse
Speaker 3: Kelly listening to you when he said on social Security,
Speaker 3: I'd love to eliminate the program. Jesse Kelly said he
Speaker 3: would work to eliminate Medicare over time. Was he listening
Speaker 3: to you?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 3: How about when jesse Kelly said, at the same time
Speaker 3: he'd cut taxes in half for millionaires. Is jesse Kelly
Speaker 3: listening to you? Just listen to jesse Kelly. The Democratic Congressional.
Speaker 1: Game Medicare, Medicaid twenty eight percent of the budget, Social
Speaker 1: security twenty five percent of the budget, Defense, homeland security
Speaker 1: sixteen percent of the budget, veterans for transportation, four food
Speaker 1: and egg, four education, three international affairs too, so on
Speaker 1: and so forth. Now, when you have this conversation, people
Speaker 1: will scream back you, well, why don't we cut four
Speaker 1: and aid first? You don't understand, Yes, I agree, yes,
Speaker 1: oh ish you cut welfare for Yes? I agree? Come
Speaker 1: well yes, not at all. What your opinion is or
Speaker 1: my opinion on this, It doesn't matter. Our opinions don't matter.
Speaker 1: If you're angry with me, it doesn't matter if I'm
Speaker 1: angry with you. It doesn't matter if I say cut
Speaker 1: it and you say don't, it doesn't matter. It will come.
Speaker 1: It will come either in a more gradual way, so
Speaker 1: we aren't yanking the rugout from people who rely on
Speaker 1: this and maybe that's you, or it will come all
Speaker 1: at once and then you're in that shanty town. You
Speaker 1: cannot save the United States of America and preserve Social Security,
Speaker 1: medicare in the military exactly as they are. It's not
Speaker 1: humanly possible. If you cut every penny out of every
Speaker 1: other part of the budget of this country, it still
Speaker 1: wouldn't cut the budget in half. It cannot be done.
Speaker 1: And this is these are the emails I get, And
Speaker 1: this is why we're having this conversation because it's a
Speaker 1: hard conversation people clearly need to hear. And who are you,
Speaker 1: you piece of beep that you don't believe people deserve
Speaker 1: the money back they paid into You're a piece of garbage.
Speaker 1: Why don't you tell them to get the one hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy four thousand back from the trumpetin party, the
Speaker 1: dictator Beep you you sorry traders, piece of beep? Oh,
Speaker 1: I could go on. It's email after email from Republican
Speaker 1: and Democrats screaming at me. You keep screaming at me
Speaker 1: that your stuff is inside of the burning house, as
Speaker 1: if I'm the one who did this, or I'm the
Speaker 1: one who put us in this situation. I have not
Speaker 1: done this. Democrats and Republicans have done this, and to
Speaker 1: be honest, the American people have done this as well.
Speaker 1: Do you want to want to know why nobody, no
Speaker 1: Democrat or Republican elected official, will ever bring up the
Speaker 1: things that I've said, because they would lose their seat
Speaker 1: in Congress. Because all you have to do is bring
Speaker 1: these things up. That's right, Chris, It's the third reel
Speaker 1: of politics. If you even suggest a tiny reform, people
Speaker 1: will flock to the polls to vote against you. That's
Speaker 1: the truth. And so I understand there are a million
Speaker 1: offended people right now. Maybe you've already turned off the radio.
Speaker 1: Maybe you're screaming at me about what a mean, evil
Speaker 1: jerky I am. Maybe you're even trying the emotional blackmail
Speaker 1: thing people love to do.
Speaker 4: That.
Speaker 1: It's really wild how effective that is on people. Just
Speaker 1: know it's never effective on me. I've had people screaming
Speaker 1: at me all weekend long. You're a goal. You want
Speaker 1: old people to die. I guess my grandma should die.
Speaker 1: I gots you up. That's not effective on me. You
Speaker 1: try that on your mother. That doesn't work on me
Speaker 1: at all. I'm here telling you the reality. None of
Speaker 1: the emotional arguments you make at me change the United
Speaker 1: States budget and the disaster that is coming. Now. I
Speaker 1: understand these things are not going to pass. I understand
Speaker 1: they're not gonna come. We won't do any cuts, there
Speaker 1: won't be any adjustments. But understand that when the day
Speaker 1: comes that it all gets slashed and burned. Understand that
Speaker 1: I was actually the nice guy who was trying to
Speaker 1: stop it. I'm trying to help, not hurt. Yell at
Speaker 1: me all you want. I didn't start the fire. It
Speaker 1: was always burning since the world's been turning. What Chris,
Speaker 1: what what? I'm sorry. When you have an opportunity to
Speaker 1: quote Billy Joel, you quote Billy Joel. All right, let's
Speaker 1: make fun of Joe Biden next, now that everyone's mad,
Speaker 1: before we make fun of Papa Joe old stutter and Joe.
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Speaker 1: Let's get to this communism. It requires people to die,
Speaker 1: and it requires people to lie. And I didn't actually
Speaker 1: mean for that to rhyme, but once again, I nailed
Speaker 1: that pretty well. But listen, it's all based on lies
Speaker 1: and death. Every problem for the communist can be solved
Speaker 1: one of two ways, and oftentimes both ways a lot
Speaker 1: of people need to die or we simply have to lie. Chris,
Speaker 1: do me a favorite, sorry to do this last minute.
Speaker 1: Pull up that audio. We've played it a couple times
Speaker 1: of the guy Dennis Meadows. I'm almost positive is his name.
Speaker 1: He's a communist, and he's a professor, and he's actually
Speaker 1: talking about climate change and a solution for this, and
Speaker 1: I want to I'm gonna play this a lot more
Speaker 1: than I have been on the show. I know I've
Speaker 1: played it before, and I'm gonna play it for you,
Speaker 1: not because I necessarily want you to hate this dirty
Speaker 1: comedy even though I do, or anything like that. It's long.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play it for you because it really really
Speaker 1: sums up how these people think. It sums up how
Speaker 1: they think about so many things. This is a little long.
Speaker 1: I might cut him off, but he's worried about climate change.
Speaker 1: He's one of these climate change guys. And you can
Speaker 1: here very early on he's almost honest about it. He
Speaker 1: knows that, well, what he wants is billions of people
Speaker 1: to die. That's what he wants, billions of people to die.
Speaker 1: He believes he's the good guy in this situation. He's
Speaker 1: the good guy. He knows what the world needs, and
Speaker 1: in order to solve this problem, he has decided there's
Speaker 1: a problem. In order to solve the problem that a
Speaker 1: billion people whatever, pick your number, five billion. It just
Speaker 1: depends on which genisidal massa you talk to. Billions of
Speaker 1: people have to die. Now, keep in mind this death,
Speaker 1: it's always awful. It's when you start taking away people's
Speaker 1: food supplies, power, transportation. People die in really, really terrible ways.
Speaker 1: I've encouraged you before if you're old enough kids, to
Speaker 1: make sure you talk to your parents before you look
Speaker 1: into this. Go read about various starvation events from famines
Speaker 1: or communist caused ones like a hello to more mass
Speaker 1: starvation is a really really it's awful. Just reading about
Speaker 1: it turns my stomach, and I have a tough stomach.
Speaker 1: But I want you to listen to this to understand
Speaker 1: the communist feels this way about every problem. Every problem
Speaker 1: is simply one that can be solved by lies and
Speaker 1: death in one way or another.
Speaker 5: We are global. We are so far above the population
Speaker 5: and the consumption levels which can be supported by this
Speaker 5: planet that I know, in one way or another, it's
Speaker 5: going to come back down.
Speaker 1: So I don't hope to avoid that.
Speaker 5: I hope that it can occur in a civil way,
Speaker 5: and I mean civil in a especial way. Peaceful peace
Speaker 5: doesn't mean that everybody's happy, but it means that conflict
Speaker 5: isn't solved through violence, through force, but rather in other ways.
Speaker 1: And so that's what I hope, positive, positive, positive. You
Speaker 1: can continue on a second, let's let's focus on that one. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean a lot of people have to die and
Speaker 1: and not everyone's gonna be happy about that. I mean,
Speaker 1: I want, I want, I want all these deaths, you know,
Speaker 1: a billion people. I want it to be peaceful, I want,
Speaker 1: I want it. I want it to be pretty nice.
Speaker 1: Not everyone's gonna be happy, but I want it to
Speaker 1: be pretty nice. See. He included actually both things in
Speaker 1: that dies and lies. Death and lies. He needs a
Speaker 1: bunch of people to die. He wants it to be peaceful.
Speaker 1: He doesn't care if it's peaceful. He cares that you
Speaker 1: will blame him. He cares that you might think of
Speaker 1: him as the genocidal maniac he is. He doesn't care
Speaker 1: whether it's peaceful or not, whether we have to starve
Speaker 1: a billion people to death, or we have to take
Speaker 1: him out in the desert and shoot him and bury
Speaker 1: him in mass graves, whatever the case may be. A
Speaker 1: billion people, two billion, three billion, billions of people have
Speaker 1: to die. He's honest about the death part. He's this
Speaker 1: honest about the method.
Speaker 5: Go on, Chris, the planet can support something like a
Speaker 5: billion people lies, maybe two billion, depending on how much
Speaker 5: liberty and how much material consumption you need to have.
Speaker 5: If you want more liberty and more consumption, you have
Speaker 5: to have fewer.
Speaker 1: People Okay, that's what we got it for now. Remember
Speaker 1: the solution. You see, there's a problem. The problem, according
Speaker 1: to dentist Meadow, this is I'm just using him as
Speaker 1: an example. This is how all communists think. His problem,
Speaker 1: the one he's talking about is, of course, climate churne ah,
Speaker 1: your gas stove. It's it's killing the polar bear. It's
Speaker 1: that kind of a thing. Okay, so that's the problem,
Speaker 1: the climate is changing. The solution you need to die.
Speaker 1: And another thing is you can't have all this freedom.
Speaker 1: You see, if you want to save the planet, then
Speaker 1: you have to give up your freedoms. You're not You're
Speaker 1: not gonna be able to eat anymore. Maybe maybe you
Speaker 1: shouldn't be allowed to eat ever again, but you definitely
Speaker 1: shouldn't be able to eat whatever you want. You can't.
Speaker 1: You're not You're not allowed to drive anymore. That freedom
Speaker 1: of movement that has to go away otherwise, otherwise even more,
Speaker 1: do you want more people to die? You've got to
Speaker 1: You've got to die, or you've got to give up
Speaker 1: your freedom, but probably both. I love that sound bite.
Speaker 1: It's a SoundBite we're gonna play. I decided this weekend
Speaker 1: I was actually thinking about it. It's one we're gonna
Speaker 1: play more and more on the show because it is
Speaker 1: so how these people think that communist views every problem.
Speaker 1: And remember all he sees are problems because his is
Speaker 1: a religion of destruction. He's trying to tear down everything.
Speaker 1: He's trying to tear down the planet. Every problem is
Speaker 1: a problem that is solved if people would just die.
Speaker 1: I just if I would, if I could just kill
Speaker 1: this many people, if this many people would just die,
Speaker 1: then this problem would go away. It's why Look, it's
Speaker 1: why they love abortion so much. Oh, there's a problem
Speaker 1: of poverty, or a problem of gear, or a problem there,
Speaker 1: or you, hey, you just want to go get drunk
Speaker 1: on spring break, Just kill it. Everything's just a problem
Speaker 1: that can be solved with death and lies. Now, speaking
Speaker 1: of those lies, let's talk about the Biden White House next,