Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Joe. Let's have some fun
Speaker 1: on a Monday, And well it may be a little
Speaker 1: bit of a different Monday. Yes, we're still gonna do
Speaker 1: Medal of Honor Monday. That's coming up about an hour
Speaker 1: from now. We're gonna talk about Buffalo and hate and
Speaker 1: mental health. We're gonna talk about psycho teachers, World Economic Forum,
Speaker 1: We're gonna make fun of Dome, talk about Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: monkey pox, a Christian university under attack, in the US Army,
Speaker 1: going into the toilet. But the reason, the reason the
Speaker 1: night may be a little bit different is I am
Speaker 1: almost positive I have a concussion and I should probably
Speaker 1: although this is the last thing you should do. I
Speaker 1: think I'm gonna lead with that tonight because I think
Speaker 1: I need to explain why my mind's not going to
Speaker 1: work that great. And it's not working that great. No,
Speaker 1: they're going wrong. We're gonna get to Buffalo and mental
Speaker 1: health here in a minute, and monkey pox and everything else.
Speaker 1: But here's what happened to me this weekend. You know,
Speaker 1: the oldest my oldest son has been wanting a snake,
Speaker 1: and he really wants a snake, and he's obsessed with it,
Speaker 1: and I don't want to be a weird snake owner.
Speaker 1: Do I look like I want to get a ring
Speaker 1: through my nose and dye my hair green and get
Speaker 1: a tattoo of something on my neck. No, I don't
Speaker 1: want to be snake guy. But he wants to be
Speaker 1: snake guy. And lo and behold there's a huge reptile.
Speaker 1: There was a huge reptile expo tier in Houston. And
Speaker 1: I take him up to the reptile Expo. This is yesterday,
Speaker 1: and we get in there and it's just the sea
Speaker 1: of snakes and freaks, spiders and everything else. And so
Speaker 1: I do exactly what you think I would do. And
Speaker 1: I got hungry, and I started checking up the food
Speaker 1: options and they had this barbecue stand over there, and
Speaker 1: they had some great looking sausage. What, Chris, it's fine.
Speaker 1: I had great looking sausages in there, and I decided
Speaker 1: I wanted some of these sausages. But they also had
Speaker 1: something else. They had this gigantic solid piece of wood
Speaker 1: as an overhang in front of it. Now I had
Speaker 1: a baseball cap on. I'm six foot eight. I order
Speaker 1: my sausage, they hand me my sausage. I turn and
Speaker 1: because of my baseball cap didn't let me see above,
Speaker 1: I walk full speed into this bad boy. I hit
Speaker 1: my head so bad. I see stars second hard they
Speaker 1: even talk right now. I see stars and my hat
Speaker 1: falls off, and I said some things I wished I
Speaker 1: hadn't said. Thank you, Sorry Lord. I apologize, and I
Speaker 1: pay for my stuff, and I don't think any of it. Well.
Speaker 1: I get super dizzy last night, and I wake up
Speaker 1: today and I'm still dizzy, and I can't talk. My
Speaker 1: brain isn't working. So, like I said, if I just
Speaker 1: flat out go silent at one point in time, it's
Speaker 1: because I've passed out. Chris and the fellows are gonna
Speaker 1: have to step in and finish the show, all right,
Speaker 1: but hey, what look, what else are we gonna do?
Speaker 1: You know, freedom is not free, not free, right, So
Speaker 1: we have to sit here and we have to fight
Speaker 1: for freedom. Now that's enough about me. Let's talk about
Speaker 1: something more important, something that's uncomfortable. Therefore it's perfect for us.
Speaker 1: It's a very prairied for you and made do we
Speaker 1: not love uncomfortable? Let's talk about mental health. Obviously, mental
Speaker 1: health has been brought up a couple times recently in
Speaker 1: the wake of that horrible shooting in Buffalo. Now, not
Speaker 1: most people. Most people immediately talk about race. You know,
Speaker 1: everything's about race and racism and white supremacy and hate
Speaker 1: and white replacement theory and all kinds of craziness out there.
Speaker 1: And that's because that's something the communists can use for
Speaker 1: political points. Period. You've seen it from Joe Biden to
Speaker 1: New York City mayor Eric Adams. They all jumped right
Speaker 1: on and immediately and made it about politics because they're
Speaker 1: all unthinking, unfeeling communist monsters. But let's set that part aside,
Speaker 1: like even this article from today in New York Times,
Speaker 1: Buffalo's children confront the reality of racist tat. Okay, not
Speaker 1: all right, that's fine. We'll get back to that in
Speaker 1: a minute. Let's get Let's get into something that's a
Speaker 1: little bit more difficult. Mental health. What does that word
Speaker 1: even mean? Why don't we ever tackle it? Because I've
Speaker 1: got several emails asking me about it, You've seen a
Speaker 1: few people bring it up. Why don't we ever talk
Speaker 1: about mental health? Mental health is mental health that I
Speaker 1: look every mass shooting you can think of, regardless of
Speaker 1: the stated motivations of the mass shooter, when you actually
Speaker 1: dig into it, you find a deeply sick person, a
Speaker 1: person mentally sick, mentally rotted. And how rotted do you
Speaker 1: have to be to plan the murder of a bunch
Speaker 1: of people, to pick up a weapon and plan to murder.
Speaker 1: But and think about all the mass shootings you've seen.
Speaker 1: What I've been thinking about the first one clear back
Speaker 1: to the first And I know it's not the first
Speaker 1: mash shooting, but it's the first one that really got infamous,
Speaker 1: That Colinbines shooting in Colorado. You remember that, Chris, You
Speaker 1: were probably about five, But do you remember the Colinbine shooting. Yes,
Speaker 1: Chris was too young. Gosh, I'm getting so old. I
Speaker 1: feel old when I'm around these losers. Anyway, the Colinbine shooting.
Speaker 1: Think about those two idiots who did it. Not gonna
Speaker 1: name their names, remember we never name names here on
Speaker 1: this show. We never give them fame. But they started
Speaker 1: digging into it and the music and the sickness, and
Speaker 1: it's just everything they were into. And every shooter, regardless
Speaker 1: of their color or political affiliation, you dig in and
Speaker 1: you find real mental illness behind it. But yet that
Speaker 1: endeavor gets dug into as a society and you know why,
Speaker 1: it's very similar to homelessness. It doesn't get dug into
Speaker 1: because all the answers are complicated and uncomfortable. What what happened?
Speaker 1: What happens when you have too many mentally ill people
Speaker 1: in a society, Well, people die and it tears the
Speaker 1: society apart. Okay, so we should stop that, right, we
Speaker 1: should dig into it, but we don't, and we don't
Speaker 1: because the answers are all things we don't like to
Speaker 1: talk about, parenting, drugs, alcohol abuse, some sort of religious
Speaker 1: affiliation giving you some sort of moral grounding, some sort
Speaker 1: of moral compass. You see. Until we dig into those things,
Speaker 1: then we're never going to actually address mental health. And
Speaker 1: those things are difficult to dig into because how do
Speaker 1: you have that conversation, How do you have a mass
Speaker 1: shooter in Buffalo in you immediately look at his family life?
Speaker 1: Where do you go to church? Did you go to church?
Speaker 1: What's his drug alcohol abuse history? What's his legal drug history?
Speaker 1: Another thing that's never talked about in the wake of
Speaker 1: a mass shooting, and yet if you actually dig into it,
Speaker 1: you find all sorts of things in there. We never
Speaker 1: dig into the real problem because that would force us
Speaker 1: to confront real issues we have as a country. Instead,
Speaker 1: it's just so much easier to blame the gun, blame Republicans,
Speaker 1: blame racism, It's so much easier to just make a
Speaker 1: bumper sticker phrase out of something. I mean, we play
Speaker 1: this Maria Salazar clip for you a ton because it's hilarious.
Speaker 1: But really, the part I find funniest and saddest about it,
Speaker 1: as these are the people who lead us, not educated
Speaker 1: on the problems and no interested in being no interest
Speaker 1: in being educated on the problems, just a bunch of
Speaker 1: boiler plate, bumper sticker slogan losers. And they never do
Speaker 1: anything real to solve a problem, and that's why problems
Speaker 1: never get solved. And do you support a no fly
Speaker 1: zone in Ukraine? I support everything that has to do
Speaker 1: with punishing Vladimir Putin and helping the Ukrainians. Wouldn't that
Speaker 1: mean direct conventional warfare with Russia? I don't know what
Speaker 1: it will mean, but you know freedom is not free,
Speaker 1: so you don't know what a no fly zone will mean.
Speaker 1: If you do, you have to shoot down Russian planes.
Speaker 1: I mean, of course, so conventional war with Russia. Listen,
Speaker 1: thank you, bumper sticker boilerplate, no idea what they're talking about.
Speaker 1: There's no difference in that than Eric Adams running to
Speaker 1: the microphone in the wake of a mass shooting and saying,
Speaker 1: it's the guns. Get these guns, gotta get the guns out.
Speaker 1: Guns baby. We'd never want to tackle these problems. And look,
Speaker 1: I understand a lot of the solutions make people uncomfortable,
Speaker 1: and they're not even great solutions. You'll hear people say
Speaker 1: this a lot. Maybe you're saying it right now. You'll
Speaker 1: hear people say, well, we closed down all the mental
Speaker 1: health institutions, we closed down all the insane asylums. Throw
Speaker 1: these people in insane asylums. Okay, that's fair. I get
Speaker 1: it that that sicko should most definitely have been in
Speaker 1: an insane asylum. But that creates new problems too, Right,
Speaker 1: who's going to make the decision to lock someone away
Speaker 1: who's not been convicted of a crime into an insane asylum.
Speaker 1: Who's going to claim responsibility for the unending poor treatment
Speaker 1: of mentally ill patients in insane asylums. Have you ever
Speaker 1: looked into insane asylums and the things that have happened
Speaker 1: in there? It ang' good you've seen one flew over
Speaker 1: the cuckoo's nest. At least I have all right, we
Speaker 1: have a huge show for you. We're gonna move off that.
Speaker 1: I just I just woke up today and I was
Speaker 1: thinking about that. How we make everything, try to make
Speaker 1: everything so simple and boiler plate, when so many things
Speaker 1: are actually complicated. Mass shootings, Yes, there are mental health
Speaker 1: issues there, but it doesn't feel like anybody actually wants
Speaker 1: to dig into those things. All right, enough of that.
Speaker 1: There was, in my opinion, just recently, a moment in
Speaker 1: American politics, or I should say, an era in American
Speaker 1: politics that is unique, because everything after that era will
Speaker 1: be different than what came before. What era am I
Speaker 1: talking about? I'll explain it just a second. Is he
Speaker 1: smarter than everyone he knows? Does he think so? Yeah?
Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show, it is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a Monday. And don't forget Medal of Honor Monday
Speaker 1: always a hit coming up about forty five minutes from now.
Speaker 1: We do it every Monday. We take a Medal of
Speaker 1: Honor citation and we simply read it and honor a
Speaker 1: hero on the show. Remember you can email the show.
Speaker 1: All is welcome, your love, your hate your death threats.
Speaker 1: You're asked doctor Jesse questions for Friday Jesse at Jesse
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Speaker 1: And a reminder to you, if I'm not quite clear tonight,
Speaker 1: it's because I'm pretty sure I have a concussion. And
Speaker 1: all the guys who they're good to the doctor, good
Speaker 1: of the doctors. That's what weaklings do. Koreas scotsh oh
Speaker 1: Oh speaking of Medal of Honor Monday. Before I'm going
Speaker 1: to get into this issue, I t s here in
Speaker 1: a moment about this era where everything changed in the
Speaker 1: country Memorial Day. Memorial Day is obviously coming up. Memorial
Speaker 1: Day is Monday. Now I understand what takes place in
Speaker 1: media across the country when it comes to Memorial Day
Speaker 1: because it's a day people take off. Hosts always take
Speaker 1: it off, Radio and TV hosts take it off. And
Speaker 1: I'm not faulting anyone for doing that at all, because
Speaker 1: you look, when you do what I do, you take
Speaker 1: off the days other people are off because people aren't
Speaker 1: driving in their cars to and from work listening. So
Speaker 1: you just it's a convenient day to take off too.
Speaker 1: We always have and always will do a Memorial Day
Speaker 1: show on this show. It is very different than the
Speaker 1: normal show. But it is not some throwaway show. It's
Speaker 1: not something we just forget about. It is an entire show,
Speaker 1: three hours worth, dedicated to the fallen. Remember it's not
Speaker 1: Memorial Day. I will have guests on veteran guests who
Speaker 1: talk about brothers they've lost in combat. We will undoubtedly
Speaker 1: read some Medal of Honor citations, some Navy Cross citations.
Speaker 1: We'll talk some military history and mix that stuff in there.
Speaker 1: But Monday's show is not a throwaway. It never will be.
Speaker 1: It's not a day we take off. It is a
Speaker 1: day we feel obligated to honor the fallen. And we
Speaker 1: will be here in the chair live on Monday honoring
Speaker 1: the fallen. It's just something we've It's just every now
Speaker 1: and then we try to do one decent thing on
Speaker 1: this show. Chris, in between fart sounds, we do try
Speaker 1: to honor the veterans, and do we try it well,
Speaker 1: Not the veterans, We try to honor those who fail. Right,
Speaker 1: Remember it's not Veterans Day. It's a Memorial Day. All right.
Speaker 1: Back to what I was talking about. I believe we
Speaker 1: recently you live through it. I lived through it. I
Speaker 1: think we had a seminal moment in the United States
Speaker 1: of America, and not a good one, but we had
Speaker 1: a moment. And I'm talking about the Trump era. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump got elected. Remember Donald Trump got elected, and he
Speaker 1: shouldn't have been elected according to the powers that be,
Speaker 1: right it was, we just got done with eight years
Speaker 1: of Obama, and along comes Donald Trump and he's this,
Speaker 1: he's saying all these things, he's politically incorrect, he's calling
Speaker 1: people names. And then of course Hillary's running, so she's
Speaker 1: obviously the heir apparent. She has all the media. Everyone
Speaker 1: lines up behind her, unlimited money and out of the
Speaker 1: blue remember every pole even had her winning. Out of
Speaker 1: the blue election, Nipe comes along and Donald Trump taps
Speaker 1: into the populous fever in this country walks into the
Speaker 1: White House. When Donald Trump walked into the White House,
Speaker 1: a very very corrupt, in evil system decided it had
Speaker 1: to be all hands on deck to remove him. And
Speaker 1: we know all these things now, we know about the
Speaker 1: malfeasan said the FBI, NSA, CIA, DOJ. We know what
Speaker 1: took place under Barack Obama. We know all the lies
Speaker 1: that took place, all the endless thing. The Muller investigation.
Speaker 1: We know what happened. They decided he had to be
Speaker 1: removed at all costs. But here's the problem. At all
Speaker 1: costs is costly, very costly, right there in the name right,
Speaker 1: I think we are. I think most people don't realize
Speaker 1: what has happened because they did everything they could do,
Speaker 1: and everyone did everything they could do to get rid
Speaker 1: of Trump. From media to athletes, to corporations to politicians,
Speaker 1: to three letter agency stuff to foreign countries, right, foreign
Speaker 1: countries with dog on him. Everybody went all in to
Speaker 1: get rid of Donald Trump. At in the end, it worked, right,
Speaker 1: eighty one million votes for Joe Biden. Sure, anyway, in
Speaker 1: the end it worked. They got rid of him, but
Speaker 1: they forever changed the United States of America because they
Speaker 1: sold out the last of their remaining credibility to get
Speaker 1: rid of Donald Trump. Oh, we worked in the end, guys.
Speaker 1: You impeached him twice. Muller investigation used the COVID to
Speaker 1: crush the country, and yeah, you got this doddering old
Speaker 1: fool in the White House now celebrating high gas prices. Apparently,
Speaker 1: when it comes to the gas prices, we're going through
Speaker 1: an incredible transition. An incredible transition. Boy, he sounds busted
Speaker 1: up over it. But in the process of doing all
Speaker 1: that and taking all the power back, what you did
Speaker 1: was you sold out the rest of your credibility and
Speaker 1: now no one listens or believes you anymore. Here's New
Speaker 1: York Mayor Eric Adams. Tell me when you hear them
Speaker 1: talk like this, do you run and hide now or
Speaker 1: do you roll your eyes? Cod pivots and ships. If
Speaker 1: we're rigid, we won't defeat it. And so we're sending
Speaker 1: New Yorker is we are urging people indoors. We're mask indoors.
Speaker 1: Are you laughing yet? We're a mask indoors. Now think
Speaker 1: about this for a moment. That's the mayor of the
Speaker 1: most important city in the United States of America. He
Speaker 1: just told you to wear a mask indoors. That should
Speaker 1: be a big thing. Right, you're sitting there rolling your
Speaker 1: eyes and laughing. We have COVID advisors out there saying
Speaker 1: things like this. Advice number two is I agree with
Speaker 1: Mayor Adams. When you're an indoor space, you should be
Speaker 1: wearing a mask. But the problem is none of you
Speaker 1: have any credibility anymore. And that is going to forever
Speaker 1: alter the United States of America because we've never lived
Speaker 1: in a country where over fifty percent of the population
Speaker 1: distrusted the institutions it normally trusts. I mean, nay, you
Speaker 1: only hid yourselves to blame people. Right now in the
Speaker 1: United States, people should not be walking around with masks.
Speaker 1: A lot of folks are hearing now about double masking,
Speaker 1: wearing two masks, or trying to get one of those
Speaker 1: N ninety five medical grade masks. Do you believe that
Speaker 1: that's advisable and makes a difference. You know it likely does,
Speaker 1: because I mean, this is a physical covering to prevent
Speaker 1: droplets and virus to get in. So if you have
Speaker 1: a physical covering with one layer, you put another layer on.
Speaker 1: It just makes common sense. If you've been fully vaccinated,
Speaker 1: you know longer need to wear a masking. Masking is
Speaker 1: an important tool to control the spread of COVID nineteen,
Speaker 1: and when you're indoors in public places, you should wear
Speaker 1: the mask. How about making sure that you're vaccinated so
Speaker 1: you do not spread the disease to anybody else. There's
Speaker 1: no trust left and I don't know what that looks
Speaker 1: like for all of us, but I know it's probably
Speaker 1: not good. I'm not done on this. Hang on a second.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Monday. It
Speaker 1: look the era of trust in institutions is gone. It
Speaker 1: is gone. So what's the word out today? What's every
Speaker 1: single headline? I'm looking at them all right here? Monkey pox.
Speaker 1: Belgium becomes the first country to introduce a mandatory monkey
Speaker 1: pox quarantine. Joe Biden gets asked about it, says, it's
Speaker 1: very very serious, definitely definitely something we should take seriously. Well,
Speaker 1: here's the thing. What if it is, are you gonna
Speaker 1: believe any of these people, by the way, that don't panic?
Speaker 1: Don't panic. I have actually looked into this today. Apparently
Speaker 1: this is not something you need to be concerned with.
Speaker 1: It is mainly spreading at what's the best way I
Speaker 1: can put this. It's spreading at large parties without any
Speaker 1: chicks there, Okay, It's the main spread has been that
Speaker 1: you call them airforce parties. It's been what Chris, It's
Speaker 1: been spreading at air force parties. So not something you
Speaker 1: need to be worried about. But look, let's let's set
Speaker 1: that aside. What if it was what if this was
Speaker 1: some massively deadly disease spreading everywhere. How would you know?
Speaker 1: You wouldn't because you wouldn't trust anybody now because the
Speaker 1: era of trust it's gone. When the President says it's serious,
Speaker 1: and he did on camera, you roll your eyes when
Speaker 1: I'm looking at a New York City mayor declares a
Speaker 1: state of emergency about something else. It was about something
Speaker 1: totally different. I saw that and immediately I rolled my eyes.
Speaker 1: You've been declaring everything a state of emergency for two years.
Speaker 1: What's the latest fake emergency? What if this was a
Speaker 1: serious disease and it was spreading like wildfire, And what
Speaker 1: if the CDC came out today and said, Hey, this
Speaker 1: monkeypox is no joke. Go home, don't go to work tomorrow.
Speaker 1: How many people listening to the sound of my voice
Speaker 1: right now would roll their eyes and say, get bent,
Speaker 1: I'm going to work. We've never experienced that before. If
Speaker 1: what if the FDA came out the next day and said,
Speaker 1: don't worry, we have a drug you can trust it
Speaker 1: as a vaccine against monkeypox. You know what you'd probably do.
Speaker 1: You'd probably email me and say, Jesse, remember that undercover
Speaker 1: Project Veritas video with the FDA official admitting on camera.
Speaker 1: They just take bribes to approve things. Biden once to
Speaker 1: evaculate as many people as possible, so you can have
Speaker 1: to get an annual shot. We have to formally announce. Yet,
Speaker 1: don't like Riley going out. The drug companies, the food companies,
Speaker 1: the vaccine companies, they pay US one hundreds of millions
Speaker 1: dollars a year is to hire and keep the reviewers
Speaker 1: to improve their products. If they can get every person
Speaker 1: required and an hanual vaccine, that is a recurring return
Speaker 1: of money going into the company. So how do you
Speaker 1: know it's already getting approved. Well, they're not going to
Speaker 1: I mean just from everything I've heard, they're not going
Speaker 1: to not approve of vaccine companies, drug companies, food companies.
Speaker 1: They pay us mass sms of I mean you'd remember
Speaker 1: that right, Well again a monkey pox again again from
Speaker 1: what I'm hearing, it's not serious. Don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: It's really just the air force parties. But what if
Speaker 1: it was, we'd never trust it. What if what if
Speaker 1: there really was you know, what's set let's set the
Speaker 1: disease part of this aside for a minute. What if
Speaker 1: there genuinely was some massive group of white supremacists in
Speaker 1: the United States of America plotting terror attacks. Now there's
Speaker 1: not I mean, of course, there's always going to be
Speaker 1: some racists of any color. And I'm sure we have
Speaker 1: some neo Nazis here that that meet and do the
Speaker 1: stupid how Hitler thing every once a month as they
Speaker 1: binge watch Mattlocke or something like that. I don't know,
Speaker 1: but they're certainly not doing anything right. But what if
Speaker 1: there was set that aside? What if there was what
Speaker 1: if what if there was an organized terrorists selle of
Speaker 1: white supremacists in the United States of America and they
Speaker 1: were plotting terrorist attacks on every major American city and
Speaker 1: they were coordinated. I mean, we're talking New York, La, Chicago,
Speaker 1: everything in between. Tomorrow tomorrow there's going to be a
Speaker 1: huge terrorist attack. And what if tonight the Federal Bureau
Speaker 1: of Investigation went on the nightly news and told you
Speaker 1: we have uncovered a massive white supremacist terror cell and
Speaker 1: they're gonna be blowing up cities. Now that's obviously quite
Speaker 1: a thing, right, quite a thing to say. How many people?
Speaker 1: How many people would hear that and say, oh, yeah, right,
Speaker 1: sure thing, FBI, Like the last white supremacists half the country,
Speaker 1: sixty percent of the country, seventy percent. You understand what
Speaker 1: an incredible moment that is for a nation to have
Speaker 1: lost the trust of all of its institutions. Our NSA,
Speaker 1: our National Security agency, spied on Tucker Carlson's text messages,
Speaker 1: and then because they weren't supposed to be spying on them,
Speaker 1: and they definitely weren't supposed to release them to the public. Instead,
Speaker 1: they anonymously leaked them to a media outlet that ran
Speaker 1: with them. Oh, we just brought Project Veritas. The Federal
Speaker 1: Bureau of Investigation kicked down the door of journalists because
Speaker 1: they allegedly possessed a diary that Joe Biden didn't want
Speaker 1: out there, and then the Federal Bureau of Investigation illegally
Speaker 1: leaked parts of that investigation to The New York Times,
Speaker 1: the biggest paper in America, and the New York Times
Speaker 1: ran with it. The system is doing all these things
Speaker 1: to try to crush people who challenge it, But with
Speaker 1: every new thing they do, what they're actually doing is
Speaker 1: destroying any trust they had left. Now we hear things
Speaker 1: like cloud Schwab at the World Economic Forum threatening a
Speaker 1: new virus, and we say, yeah, he's probably going to
Speaker 1: be the one producing it, and we have to our
Speaker 1: resilience against a new virus possibly or other risks which
Speaker 1: we have on the global agenda. That's again aw Schwa
Speaker 1: born in Let me check here, Germany, nineteen thirty eight,
Speaker 1: Head of the World Economic Forum. They're having a gigantic
Speaker 1: meeting right now. What are they discussing at this meeting?
Speaker 1: I mean, you want to talk about violation of trust?
Speaker 1: You want to, you want to you want to talk
Speaker 1: about things like violation of trust in your institutions. What
Speaker 1: are the world's elites who are meeting at the World
Speaker 1: Economic Forum? What are they discussing? Wow, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Little things like this. We are finding ourselves in a
Speaker 1: place where we're we have increasing polarization everywhere, and everything
Speaker 1: feels binary when it doesn't need to be. So. I
Speaker 1: think we're going to have to think about a recalibration
Speaker 1: of a whole range of human rights that are playing
Speaker 1: out online, you know, from freedom of spreech to the
Speaker 1: freedom to you know, to be free from online violence,
Speaker 1: or the right of data protection, to the right to
Speaker 1: child dignity. Hold on, what was that last part? No, No,
Speaker 1: I know we're supposed to focus on the beginning, and
Speaker 1: that's obviously a big one. Freedom of speech. We need
Speaker 1: to what she call it, what she say, Chris, recalibrate
Speaker 1: freedom of speech. We all know what they mean by that, right.
Speaker 1: What are the three things? Everyone knows the three things?
Speaker 1: What are the three things all of our leaders have
Speaker 1: in common? No love of their country. Oftentimes they hate
Speaker 1: their country, but no love of country. Two, no connection
Speaker 1: to the real world. They exist outside of our world.
Speaker 1: Fancy university's, fancy cars, fancy schools, fancy everything, fancy jobs,
Speaker 1: fancy stakes. They don't know how real people live. And three,
Speaker 1: what is it a genuine belief they should rule over
Speaker 1: you as kings and queens? All the leaders of Western
Speaker 1: nations now they look at your freedom with such disdain,
Speaker 1: including your ability to just say whatever you want. Freedom
Speaker 1: of speech. That's got to be recalibrated. We are finding
Speaker 1: ourselves in a place where we have increasing polarization everywhere,
Speaker 1: and everything feels binary when it doesn't need to be. So.
Speaker 1: I think we're going to have to think about a
Speaker 1: recalibration of a whole range of human rights that are
Speaker 1: playing out online. You know, from freedom of spreech to
Speaker 1: the freedom to you to be free from online violence.
Speaker 1: All right, hold on, hold on freedom of speech, freedom
Speaker 1: from online violence. I want you to pay attention to
Speaker 1: the end part here, because maybe it's time to have
Speaker 1: a discussion about what she really means, or the right
Speaker 1: of data protection, to the right to child dignity. We
Speaker 1: need a recalibration of the right to child dignity. What
Speaker 1: could she mean? I'll tell you exactly what she means
Speaker 1: and just a second, and that is a nice little segue.
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Speaker 1: All right. Now, let's get back to this here before
Speaker 1: before we get into some other things. Remember we got
Speaker 1: medal of honor Monday coming about ten minutes and now.
Speaker 1: And remember my brain isn't working tonight because I have
Speaker 1: a concussion, so you're gonna have to deal with that.
Speaker 1: All right. I'm gonna play this one more time because
Speaker 1: this person said this at the World Economic Forum meeting
Speaker 1: that's taking place right now. It's a big creepfest full
Speaker 1: of a bunch of world leaders who are meeting to
Speaker 1: try to assault your freedom. And this was very revealing.
Speaker 1: Listen to the end. We are finding ourselves in a
Speaker 1: place where we have increasing polarization everywhere, and everything feels
Speaker 1: binary when it doesn't need to be. So I think
Speaker 1: we're going to have to think about a recalibration of
Speaker 1: a whole range of human rights that are playing out online,
Speaker 1: you know, from freedom of spreech to the freedom to
Speaker 1: you to be free from online violence, or the right
Speaker 1: of data protection, to the right to child dignity, right
Speaker 1: to child dignity. Oh well, we all know the communist
Speaker 1: blather she was saying at the beginning, freedom of speech.
Speaker 1: Of course they have to get rid of that, so
Speaker 1: one and so forth. But what's she talking about with
Speaker 1: child dignity. Well, this is what she's talking about. This person.
Speaker 1: Credit to Christopher Ruffo for this. This person is a
Speaker 1: child therapist. As you cringe and WinCE, I want you
Speaker 1: to understand, this person treats children. I am Rachel Simon,
Speaker 1: I used she her pronouns. I am a psychotherapist, educator, consultant,
Speaker 1: and author. I run my private practice here in Philadelphia,
Speaker 1: and I am the author of the Everybody Book, which
Speaker 1: is an lgbt Q inclusive sex ed resource for seven
Speaker 1: to twelve year old. Yeah, and I love that you
Speaker 1: said that I'm gonna let her keep going. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: let her keep going and LGBTQ resource for seven to
Speaker 1: twelve year olds. Look at your seven year old right now.
Speaker 1: Now listen to what this human being once done with them.
Speaker 1: This talk specifically was geared towards teens. But you're so right.
Speaker 1: That sexuality education starts the minute you're born. Starts the
Speaker 1: minute you're born. I'le keep going. I mean, we're born
Speaker 1: with bodies. These bodies are cool. We want to touch
Speaker 1: our bodies. We're learning about privacy and you know, being
Speaker 1: sexual and public from a very early age. We're learning
Speaker 1: about So drop the cons of talking about sexuality with
Speaker 1: parents and getting our sexual infro from parents in the chat,
Speaker 1: because we're getting some of that embarrassment, awkwardness. Those can
Speaker 1: be cons. They don't want to talk about it. Homophobic
Speaker 1: and transphobic ideas from parents can absolutely be a problem,
Speaker 1: in escapable judgment. Yeah, bigoted, misinformed parents who have no
Speaker 1: idea how to talk about gay sex. They're biased. If
Speaker 1: they are religious, it can be very difficult to get
Speaker 1: into the conversation with them. You stupid religious parents not
Speaker 1: talking to your kids about being LGBTQ. Plus. Now you
Speaker 1: just heard that, I'm going to play it for you
Speaker 1: again and ask yourself what the world's elites mean by
Speaker 1: recalibrating child dignity. What's that mean in their mind? We
Speaker 1: are finding ourselves in a place where we have increasing
Speaker 1: polarization everywhere, and everything feels binary when it doesn't need
Speaker 1: to be so. I think we're going to have to
Speaker 1: think about a recalibration of a whole range of human
Speaker 1: rights that are playing out online, you know, from freedom
Speaker 1: of spreech to the freedom to whole range of human
Speaker 1: rights is an interesting way to put that, to be
Speaker 1: free from online violence, or the right of data protection,
Speaker 1: to the right to child dignity, the right to child dignity.
Speaker 1: What do you think they mean by child dignity? Do
Speaker 1: you think they mean what you mean by child dignity
Speaker 1: having your child have good parents, raised with good values,
Speaker 1: three square meals, nice warm coat in the wintertime. Do
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Speaker 1: these people, These are the people running the whole world.
Speaker 1: Now you think it's just teachers, You think it's just
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Speaker 1: get the facts and take action. Talk about a recalibration
Speaker 1: of child dignity. Oh, you think they're going to be
Speaker 1: passive about it. Remember they're not passive about your kids.
Speaker 1: This is a Spanish teacher, and we cannot be neutral
Speaker 1: as educators. We are living in a world that is
Speaker 1: full of injustice in every way, and that touches school,
Speaker 1: It touches society, it touches systems and institutions. And not
Speaker 1: only that, but education is inherently political. It just is,
Speaker 1: and so we cannot be And this comes into play
Speaker 1: with teaching truth because I refuse to participate in the
Speaker 1: system that is not teaching truth, and I will actively
Speaker 1: teach truth because that is what we have to do.
Speaker 1: That's your kids, Spanish teacher, would you like to know
Speaker 1: what your kid is learning when you drop them off
Speaker 1: in preschool? Would you like to know about a recalibration
Speaker 1: of child dignity? What do you think this guy thinks?
Speaker 1: A bit? Courtesy of libs of TikTok. So today was
Speaker 1: full of a little happy gender euphoria moments. I got
Speaker 1: called mister Micah a lot today. Well, completely fun and
Speaker 1: that was really heartwarming that the kids just got it.
Speaker 1: But my favorite reaction, and it sums me up so well.
Speaker 1: I feel like I was in a new classroom and
Speaker 1: I took off my mask to blow my nose, and
Speaker 1: I just hear a kid loudly whisper, oh, she's a boy.
Speaker 1: I was like, yeah, you got it, kid, you totally
Speaker 1: got it. A recalibration of child dignity means recalibrating your
Speaker 1: child belonging to you. They want to rip your child
Speaker 1: out of your arms and teach them to be circus
Speaker 1: freaks because then they'll be loyal Communist soldiers their entire life. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, enough of that filth. It's medal of Honor
Speaker 1: Monday time, baby, And then we have to get to well,
Speaker 1: the army's going to crap. Hang on