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 magnificent Tuesday. We're gonna get back to some of
Speaker 1: the iron stuff, the messaging, the pull numbers, Hansy gram emails,
Speaker 1: all that and so much more coming up this hour.
Speaker 1: But I was gone last night. I was in stinky, smelly,
Speaker 1: dirty Los Angeles, and so I didn't get a chance
Speaker 1: to do Medal of Honor Monday. And as I often
Speaker 1: do whenever I have to miss a Monday, we decided
Speaker 1: we wanted to do Medal of Honor Tuesday. So this
Speaker 1: is normally our two of Monday show, but now it's
Speaker 1: our two of Tuesday's show where we take a Medal
Speaker 1: of Honor citation and we read it. You are welcome
Speaker 1: to email in not only your love and your hate
Speaker 1: and your death threats and things like that. You're welcome
Speaker 1: to email in medal of honor suggestions if you have
Speaker 1: ones you love, or certainly if there's some relation to
Speaker 1: you from your hometown, your cousin's, uncle's grandpa, whatever it
Speaker 1: may be. This guy emailed and he said, dear Top
Speaker 1: five Napper, could you please do a medal of honor
Speaker 1: Monday unless you fail to make it to work, so
Speaker 1: it has to be on Tuesday. Yeah, that's not nice
Speaker 1: about Ronald Rosser. I saw a video of this man
Speaker 1: recounting what happened. This man doesn't have PTSD, he has nostalgia.
Speaker 1: And actually I've seen I would recommend you go look
Speaker 1: this up if you would. Like Ronald Eugene Rosser, he
Speaker 1: was actually born in Columbus, Ohio, and Ohio. Boy, I've
Speaker 1: seen that video you're talking about where he's discussing what
Speaker 1: he did. You'll understand what this guy means when he
Speaker 1: says nostalgia. And I don't know if it's a nature
Speaker 1: versus nurture thing. I suppose, like many things, it's a
Speaker 1: mixture of both. But there are many men, very very
Speaker 1: common who having experienced not just combat, anything traumatic. It
Speaker 1: could be a combat, or it could be a car
Speaker 1: wreck or something like that, it just deeply negatively affects them, deeply, deeply, deeply.
Speaker 1: Others it affects them a little, but they're okay. Others,
Speaker 1: especially combat guys, others they sound like they miss it.
Speaker 1: I've knew one guy like that. Now, those guys are
Speaker 1: super rare, I should say, I think I feel like
Speaker 1: ninety nine percent of people are deeply affected by it
Speaker 1: in a negative way. One of those things you kill people,
Speaker 1: you see dead people, which just kind of stays with
Speaker 1: you forever to this day. I can smell dead bodies
Speaker 1: like that to this day. But every now and then
Speaker 1: you come across somebody and you talk to him afterwards,
Speaker 1: and it's not like he's covering it up. He wants
Speaker 1: to go back and do it again. He thought that
Speaker 1: was the best time of his life. And I won't
Speaker 1: name the marine I serve with who was like this,
Speaker 1: but he was like that. He was he was so
Speaker 1: disappointed when it was over. When we got back to
Speaker 1: the United States of America, he was just thoroughly bummed.
Speaker 1: He thought, this sucks. When can we go back? And
Speaker 1: this guy, Ronald Eugene Rosser, he was twenty three at
Speaker 1: the time he did all this. This was in Korea.
Speaker 1: He's just one of those friggin guys. So without further ado,
Speaker 1: here's Sergeant first Class Ronald Eugene Rosser, Corporal right hey,
Speaker 1: honoring those who went above and beyond.
Speaker 2: It's Medal of Honor Monday.
Speaker 1: Corporal Rosser distinguished himself by conspicuous gallantry above and beyond
Speaker 1: the call of duty. While assaulting heavily fortified enemy hill positions,
Speaker 1: Company L, thirty eighth Infantry Regiment was stopped by fierce
Speaker 1: automatic weapons, small arms, artillery, and mortar fire. Corporal Rosser,
Speaker 1: a forward observer who was with the lead platoon of
Speaker 1: Company L when it came under fire from two different directions.
Speaker 1: Corporal Rosser turned his radio over to his assistant, and,
Speaker 1: disregarding the enemy fire, charged the enemy positions, armed with
Speaker 1: only a carbine and a grenade. At the first bunker,
Speaker 1: he silenced its occupants with a burst from his weapon.
Speaker 1: Gaining the top of the hill, he killed two enemy
Speaker 1: soldiers and then went down the trench, killing five more
Speaker 1: as he advanced. He then hurled his grenade into a
Speaker 1: bunker and shot two other soldiers as they emerged. Having
Speaker 1: exhausted his anim ammunition, he returned through the enemy fire
Speaker 1: to obtain more ammunition and grenades and charge the enemy bunkers,
Speaker 1: although those who attempt to join him became casualties. Corporal
Speaker 1: Rosser once again exhausted his ammunition, obtained a new supply,
Speaker 1: and returning to the hilltop, a third time hurled grenades
Speaker 1: into the enemy positions. During this heroic action, Corporal Rosser
Speaker 1: single handedly killed at least thirteen of the enemy. After
Speaker 1: exhausting his ammunition, he accompanied the withdrawing patoon, and though
Speaker 1: himself wounded, made several trips across open territory, still under
Speaker 1: enemy fire, to help remove other men injured more seriously
Speaker 1: than himself. This outstanding soldier's courageous and selfless devotion to
Speaker 1: duty as worthy of emulation by all men. He contributed
Speaker 1: magnificently to the high traditions of military service. And if
Speaker 1: you choose to seek out his interview, I'm sure he's
Speaker 1: done many, so I don't know which one it would be.
Speaker 1: You will find that these things he did did not
Speaker 1: weigh him down in his later years. He quite enjoyed
Speaker 1: them and was happy he did them. Off this cup
Speaker 1: I knew exactly I let's say I knew exactly who
Speaker 1: he was talking about, because it made the same impact
Speaker 1: on me. All right, there's medal of honor Tuesday. Now
Speaker 1: back to the point we were starting off making about
Speaker 1: Iran public approval, for it was always going to peek
Speaker 1: at the beginning and then go down from there. At
Speaker 1: the beginning, maybe this didn't apply to you specifically. Set
Speaker 1: that aside. The masses were going to see internet videos
Speaker 1: of our incredibly awesome military thumping the Iranians, who we
Speaker 1: naturally don't like and for good reason, and we were
Speaker 1: going to stand up and cheer. And then every minute
Speaker 1: that went by after that, support for that was going
Speaker 1: to dip from there. Now, pause for a second. This
Speaker 1: is the point when people will step up and say, hey, Jesse,
Speaker 1: the poll numbers are showing, depending on which pool you're
Speaker 1: looking at, anywhere from eighty three to ninety three percent
Speaker 1: approval amongst GOP voters of what Donald Trump is doing.
Speaker 1: And that's of course correct. Remember when we're having this
Speaker 1: discussion that we're about to have, it is not about you.
Speaker 1: It's not about me. You're a GOP voter. I am
Speaker 1: a GOP voter. This is not about you and how
Speaker 1: you feel. Maybe your dead set against the whole thing.
Speaker 1: Maybe you love it all, you got no problem with that.
Speaker 1: This is not about us. What I am discussing is
Speaker 1: not even about the war. I am discussing the political
Speaker 1: reality back home, and more specifically, I'm discussing the normies
Speaker 1: and what they think Elections are not one with you.
Speaker 1: Elections are not one with Democrats. Elections are won by
Speaker 1: what the quote independents think. The normies decide elections. You
Speaker 1: want to hear some numbers on the issues, and we'll
Speaker 1: get to all these, but we'll focus on iron. I'll
Speaker 1: read you all of them. But for border security, well,
Speaker 1: fifty three approve, forty four disapproved. He's doing great there.
Speaker 1: But on immigration forty four approve, fifty four disapprove. All right,
Speaker 1: so he's underwater. Foreign policy forty three approve, fifty four disapprove.
Speaker 1: Handling the situation in Iran forty one percent approve, fifty
Speaker 1: four percent disapprove. Inflation, cost of living is the worst one.
Speaker 1: Thirty six percent approve, sixty two percent disapprove. Now, stop
Speaker 1: before you'd send me your email, tell me how angry
Speaker 1: you are, but you're welcome to send it. I want
Speaker 1: to stress again, the conversation we're about to have is
Speaker 1: not about right or wrong. It's not about well they
Speaker 1: shouldn't be well you shouldn't. No, Nope, we're not playing
Speaker 1: those kid games right now. What we're about to talk
Speaker 1: about is the political reality here at home and what
Speaker 1: it means going forward. For things like local elections, mid
Speaker 1: term elections, some special election that may come up. We
Speaker 1: are going to talk about the political reality of where
Speaker 1: we are, and specifically, we're going to talk about how
Speaker 1: much Lindsey Graham, the Senator from South Carolina is It's
Speaker 1: almost like he's working against us on purpose. So we'll
Speaker 1: talk about all that and we'll do that next. What
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Speaker 1: on a Magnificent Tuesday, and remember you can email us
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. So the war in
Speaker 1: Iran with Normies with independence, it is officially underwater with independence,
Speaker 1: not with GOP voters do and fine, GOOP voters are
Speaker 1: holding fairly strong eighty three to ninety three percent approval,
Speaker 1: fairly strong. But that's not who's going to the midterms.
Speaker 1: The Independents are. I've seen underwater by twenty points. I've
Speaker 1: said this pool says underwater by fourteen points. Normies, as
Speaker 1: I warned, are not sold. They're not sold because they
Speaker 1: didn't feel it. They don't feel it. And I warned
Speaker 1: the Trump administration about this before a single bomb drop.
Speaker 1: Do you remember I did, and they're still trying to
Speaker 1: sell it.
Speaker 3: Like my opinion, based on what Steve and Jared and
Speaker 3: Pete and others were telling me. Marco so involved that
Speaker 3: I thought that they were going to attack us. I
Speaker 3: thought they would if we didn't do this. At the
Speaker 3: time we did it, I think they had in mind
Speaker 3: to attack us.
Speaker 1: And Okay, so Jared Kushner, wit Coff, these guys, they
Speaker 1: got in Trump's here and said they're about to attack us.
Speaker 1: They're about to attack us. Trump decided to launch Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, we have to wrap it up, and we
Speaker 1: have to wrap it up because the American public is
Speaker 1: already turning against it. And there is a situation that
Speaker 1: I can't really understand. And that situation is this, Donald
Speaker 1: Trump has a real I wouldn't, I shouldn't, probably call
Speaker 1: it non interventionist foreign policy. But he wants to get
Speaker 1: in and get out, Lindsey Graham, wants to invade every
Speaker 1: single place on the planet, and he wants to stay
Speaker 1: there forever, and he'll brag to you about it as
Speaker 1: if he's the good guy. There are a lot of
Speaker 1: reasons for this. We can get into that in a while.
Speaker 1: That's fine. Donald Trump repeatedly endorses Lindsey Graham. He will
Speaker 1: not only endorse Lindsey Graham, he will get up on
Speaker 1: stage and he'll tell the crowd to vote for Lindsey
Speaker 1: Graham over and over again. It's not like he did
Speaker 1: this once. It's not like he sent one email out.
Speaker 1: He repeatedly goes to bat for Lindsey Graham. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: understands everything I just told you about the popularity of
Speaker 1: the war. That's why he keeps saying it. He understands
Speaker 1: he has to wrap it up. He understands he has
Speaker 1: to sell it. He understands he has to keep saying
Speaker 1: things like it's almost done, It's almost done, It's almost done.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump knows that's what the American people want to hear.
Speaker 1: So I'm fairly certain Donald Trump has Lindsey Graham's phone number.
Speaker 1: I think personally he should pick up the phone and
Speaker 1: give him a call and tell Lindsey Graham kindly, please
Speaker 1: stop going on Fox.
Speaker 4: The double dilling of their world when it comes to
Speaker 4: this stuff needs then I go back to South Carolina.
Speaker 4: I'm asking them to send their sons and daughters over
Speaker 4: to the Mid East. What I want.
Speaker 1: You what. Okay, I'm asking the people of South Carolina
Speaker 1: to send their sons and daughters to the Middle East. Okay,
Speaker 1: here's some more Lindsey Graham.
Speaker 4: When this regime goes down, We're gonna have a new
Speaker 4: mid East. We're gonna make a ton of money.
Speaker 1: Batt'll land. Well, let me let me go back to
Speaker 1: the poll again. Inflation, cost of living for people, thirty
Speaker 1: six percent approved, sixty two percent disapprove. The senator from
Speaker 1: South Carolina goes on the news says.
Speaker 4: When this regime goes down, we're gonna have a new
Speaker 4: mid East. We're gonna make a ton of money.
Speaker 1: Who's we Okay, here's some Morelandsagram. I hope you didn't
Speaker 1: think I only had two.
Speaker 4: Here's what I want to say to Sardi Rabe tonight.
Speaker 4: I'm willing to do a mutual defense agreement with your
Speaker 4: country to give you protect Well, before.
Speaker 1: I play this one, I want to remind you that
Speaker 1: the American people are already over it. The independence, the
Speaker 1: Normanies are, They're already over it. They want it wrapped up,
Speaker 1: and Trump knows that. That's why he's messaging it that way.
Speaker 1: Trump says, we're almost done. We're almost done. We're almost done.
Speaker 1: He's looking at the same poll numbers. We're almost done.
Speaker 1: Ball got it wrapped up. Here's Lindsay.
Speaker 4: But here's what I want to say to Sardi Rabe tonight.
Speaker 4: I'm willing to do a mutual defense agreement with your
Speaker 4: country to give you protection perpetuity under the agreement. I've
Speaker 4: been pushing and a whole week.
Speaker 1: What go ahead, I'll play the way.
Speaker 4: Here's what i want to say to sorry Rave tonight.
Speaker 4: I'm willing to do a mutual defense agreement with your
Speaker 4: country to give you protection and perpetuity under the agreement
Speaker 4: I've been pushing, and I hope we can continue to
Speaker 4: talk about if you're attacked by Ron, we would go
Speaker 4: to war for you.
Speaker 1: I'll do one more. Remember, not you, not me. Normies
Speaker 1: don't care. They care that they can't afford groceries. They
Speaker 1: care about gas prices. Trump endorsed Lindsey Graham is on
Speaker 1: the news every night saying me, I'm.
Speaker 4: Not looking for a fair fight. If we get in
Speaker 4: a fight, I want to win it. I want to
Speaker 4: win it quick. I'm in Miami. You see this at
Speaker 4: Free Cuba. Stay tuned. The liberation of Cuba is upon us.
Speaker 4: It's just a matter of time. Now. You see this
Speaker 4: at make a Run Great, President Trump said, the only
Speaker 4: way to make a right is for the people to
Speaker 4: take over. We're marching through the world. We're cleaning out
Speaker 4: the bad guys. We're gonna have relationships with new people.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has to get Lindsay Graham under control. We're
Speaker 1: already underwater with views on this war. I understand he's
Speaker 1: got to wrap it up. He understands that as well.
Speaker 1: You got to get Lindsay Graham off Fox News and
Speaker 1: get him under control. This stuff is killing us right now,
Speaker 1: killing us, and it's going to slaughter us at the minterms.
Speaker 1: Get the man under control for Pete's sake. Also speaking
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Speaker 1: I'm tired of it. I'm tired of American jobs being
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Speaker 1: pick up your phone and you dial Pound two five
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Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Fantastic Tuesday.
Speaker 1: If you missed any part of the show, you can
Speaker 1: download it iHeart Spotify iTunes. Just to finish the point,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is well aware of the poll numbers. He
Speaker 1: is well aware that he needs to wrap it up.
Speaker 1: The Iran thing. People are fine with it for a
Speaker 1: few and then they get bored with it. Then they
Speaker 1: get frustrated that their needs aren't being met. Then we
Speaker 1: saw a little blip and gas prices up down out
Speaker 1: there that you were never going to sell them on
Speaker 1: it well enough for it to last a long time.
Speaker 1: We did it. We bombed the heck out of him.
Speaker 1: We need to wrap it up and get home. We
Speaker 1: also have to get Lindsey Graham off the news every
Speaker 1: single night telling people we're going to keep marching through
Speaker 1: the world. We're gonna send their sons and daughters to
Speaker 1: the Middle East. Cuba is next. This kind of counter
Speaker 1: signaling only hurts us more and more and more. Get
Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham off the freaking news. Let's do some emails. Jesse,
Speaker 1: you say you hate thieves, However, what do you think
Speaker 1: of pirates or robin Hood type characters bank robbers of
Speaker 1: the thirties? All are pretty cool and all are pretty
Speaker 1: Thievery well, all right, I'm gonna level with you here.
Speaker 1: Hollywood made all those people cool. Books made those people
Speaker 1: cool and just as guilty as you. I love a
Speaker 1: good pirate story. I want to hear about Blackbeard and
Speaker 1: all these types. Pirates were scumbags, total scum of the earth.
Speaker 1: People thieves and murders are oftentimes rapists that it wasn't
Speaker 1: Pirates of the Caribbean. We're a bunch of swashbuckling people
Speaker 1: with a with a heart of gold. Sure they drank
Speaker 1: too much rum, but with a heart of gold. They're
Speaker 1: just out there trying to do the right thing. AS's
Speaker 1: just a movie. Pirates were dirt balls. It's if you
Speaker 1: were a prisoner, if you were on the run from
Speaker 1: the law, if you were anything that you could go
Speaker 1: sign up for a pirate ship. That's one. Two Robin
Speaker 1: Hood types thieves who give back. You know, I geek
Speaker 1: out on criminal stuff like any normal human being does,
Speaker 1: especially bank robbers and mafia types and things like that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: those guys didn't really exist either. You don't get me wrong.
Speaker 1: I know Pablo Escobar will go build soccer fields and
Speaker 1: things like that for the kiddos and median I get that.
Speaker 1: But that was almost always just a public relations campaign thing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Joe Colombo will go to his particular district in New
Speaker 1: York before he gets killed, He'll go to his district
Speaker 1: in New York and hand out turkeys at Thanksgiving and
Speaker 1: things that. That's just a public relations thing. That's a
Speaker 1: great way to ensure people in the neighborhood, don't rat
Speaker 1: on you when the FBI comes calling. As far as
Speaker 1: the bank robbers who give back, and that's not really
Speaker 1: a thing that happened either. The best thing you can
Speaker 1: say is guys like John Dillinger in particular, he didn't
Speaker 1: want to kill a bunch of people, and he would
Speaker 1: sometimes take steps to ensure he didn't kill a bunch
Speaker 1: of people. Some of those guys, like Babyface, were homicidal maniacs.
Speaker 1: I think it was baby Face Nelson had the right thing,
Speaker 1: baby Do I have that right cres? Yeah, baby Face
Speaker 1: Nelson was a homicidal madiac. He wanted to kill people,
Speaker 1: he loved killing people. Dillinger very clearly didn't, but still
Speaker 1: a thief. And just be careful buying into the propaganda
Speaker 1: about a lot of that stuff. Hey, Jesse, you either
Speaker 1: have oh I love this one. The subject to this
Speaker 1: one is Jewish Producer Chris. You either must have a
Speaker 1: learning disability or are just a stone cold anti Semite.
Speaker 1: Either one must be the reason why you won't stop
Speaker 1: saying Jewish Producer Chris over and over and over again,
Speaker 1: when I have informed you numerous times that I find
Speaker 1: it offensive and unnecessary to what is otherwise a fairly
Speaker 1: entertaining show. Why don't you ask ask your friend Chris
Speaker 1: if he likes it? Well, listen, let's have a talk
Speaker 1: about Let me read this again. Why won't you stop
Speaker 1: saying Jewish producer Chris over and over and over again
Speaker 1: when I have informed you numerous times that I find
Speaker 1: it offensive. See this is this is going to sound mean,
Speaker 1: and I don't mean it to be mean. You, for
Speaker 1: whatever reason, you believe being offended gives you power. And
Speaker 1: it's understandable why you would believe that, because we live
Speaker 1: in a Namby Pamby country that has given people like
Speaker 1: you've fuel for that belief for a very long time.
Speaker 1: I'm offended, and so you notice what you want though
Speaker 1: I'm offended, so I want you to do something or
Speaker 1: stop doing something. The fact that you're offended me, you
Speaker 1: think it means that that should give you some kind
Speaker 1: of control over me what I can or cannot say,
Speaker 1: and that I'm sure that works in a lot of
Speaker 1: circles in life. But here's what you should really understand
Speaker 1: about me. I do not like being controlled. Everybody who
Speaker 1: listens to the show, who listened for a long time,
Speaker 1: understands this. My friends. I have so many different friends
Speaker 1: that have so many different beliefs about different things, and
Speaker 1: when one of my friends steps in it or says
Speaker 1: something a lot of people find offensive, I will be
Speaker 1: overwhelmed with emails and calls to denounce them, or why
Speaker 1: are you still talking to them? And I never have
Speaker 1: because I don't like being told who to talk to
Speaker 1: or who not to talk to. I don't run out
Speaker 1: of my friends. And the best way to get me
Speaker 1: to stop saying something is to tell me to say something.
Speaker 1: And the best way to get me to say something
Speaker 1: is to tell me to stop saying something is I
Speaker 1: will not be controlled. And I don't give a crap
Speaker 1: how offended you are. It's not even that it bothers
Speaker 1: me that you're offended. It's not even that it makes
Speaker 1: me happy. It just means nothing to me. You don't
Speaker 1: know understand. You could write in an email telling me
Speaker 1: you're offended by Jewish producer Chris. You could write me
Speaker 1: ten emails a day for every day I'm on the air,
Speaker 1: for the rest of the time I'm on the air,
Speaker 1: and it would never move me at all, because you
Speaker 1: being offended doesn't bother me. You see it doesn't give
Speaker 1: you power over me because you're offended. You're the one
Speaker 1: sitting there offended. Maybe that's why you're miserable all the time,
Speaker 1: because you don't have a sense of humor. That's one. Two.
Speaker 1: On a personal.
Speaker 5: Note, you know, I've done a lot of different things, construction,
Speaker 5: a Marine Corps and things like that, so I've had
Speaker 5: a lot of different friends and different walks of life.
Speaker 1: I have never, one time in my life had a
Speaker 1: friend who didn't say and laugh at offensive things, especially
Speaker 1: like racial things and religious things and things like that.
Speaker 1: I've never had a guy friend ever who didn't laugh
Speaker 1: with me about that stuff. And I could never hang
Speaker 1: with somebody like that at all. You should have heard
Speaker 1: the things we used to say to each other in
Speaker 1: the Marine Corps, because you know, you get all different.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's Puerto Ricans and there's black people, and
Speaker 1: there's white people, and there's Mexicans and there's Cubans. You
Speaker 1: can't even imagine the things that used to come out
Speaker 1: of our mouths at each other in there. I don't
Speaker 1: know any other way. That's how dudes talk. If you're
Speaker 1: offended by Jewish producer Chris, I don't care, all right,
Speaker 1: you don't have any power over me because you're offended.
Speaker 1: It's not you said, it's because I have a hard
Speaker 1: time listening. No, you just emailed in the wrong show.
Speaker 1: But I have great news for you. We live in
Speaker 1: this namby Pamby culture now, and there are all kinds
Speaker 1: of shows that will actually you'll get them to change
Speaker 1: if you tell them you're offended. Thankfully, over the seven
Speaker 1: years we've been on the air, ninety nine point nine
Speaker 1: percent of the audience at this point gets it. That.
Speaker 1: Don't even bother Chris. We don't hardly get those anymore.
Speaker 1: I'm offended, do it. We used to get them all
Speaker 1: the time in the beginning, and then people realize that
Speaker 1: just wouldn't work here. It works on all kinds of
Speaker 1: other shows. Don't email them, tell them how mad you are.
Speaker 1: They'll go scrambling. All right, we'll talk about a couple
Speaker 1: Gihatti's in New York City next, miss does catch up
Speaker 1: Jesse kellyshow dot com. It is the Jesse Kelly Show
Speaker 1: on a fantastic Tuesday. All right. I know about this
Speaker 1: terrorist attack in New York City, and I wasn't here
Speaker 1: yesterday to discuss it. A couple dudes a couple Jihatti scumbags.
Speaker 1: They were trying to blow people up. There was a
Speaker 1: counter protest outside of the mayor's home, and they showed
Speaker 1: up with these homemade explosives, and they declared allegiance to
Speaker 1: ISIS and all this other crap. And they showed up
Speaker 1: trying to kill people. Of course, like GI hotties always do,
Speaker 1: just the biggest dirt balls on the face of the planet.
Speaker 1: These Jihattis and CNN got themselves in a bit of
Speaker 1: hot water today because of a statement they put out.
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna read it verbatim in case you haven't
Speaker 1: heard it, you already know the story. A couple isis
Speaker 1: love and GI Hottis attempt to kill people. And they
Speaker 1: even said they intended to kill more people than the
Speaker 1: Boston marathon bombers did. So these are violent, nasty, murderous scumbags.
Speaker 1: And this is what a couple authors at CNN said
Speaker 1: about the whole thing. Quote I'm not making this up. Quote.
Speaker 1: Two Pennsylvania teenagers crossed into New York City Saturday morning
Speaker 1: for what could have been a normal day enjoying the
Speaker 1: city during abnormally warm weather, But in less than an hour,
Speaker 1: their lives would drastically change as the pair would be
Speaker 1: arrested for throwing homemade bombs during an anti Muslim protest
Speaker 1: outside of Mayor Zorn Mandani's home. CNN caught such a
Speaker 1: backlash for that that they since deleted the statement and
Speaker 1: issued a public apology for the statement. But that leads
Speaker 1: us to how could you ever say that? Anyway? Who?
Speaker 1: What kind of a person could say that? So let's
Speaker 1: touch on something we touch on a lot on the
Speaker 1: show foundations foundational principles, but foundations any building, any home,
Speaker 1: your home or apartment, wherever you live. Yes, the drywall matters,
Speaker 1: and the wood and the paint and the lights and
Speaker 1: the fridge and these things matter. But a strong foundation,
Speaker 1: if you have a strong foundation, everything will spring from it.
Speaker 1: If your foundation is a disaster, it doesn't matter if
Speaker 1: you have the best wood and the best drywall, and
Speaker 1: the best fridge and the best lights. A bad foundation
Speaker 1: will create a bad home. Your foundation is everything. In boxing,
Speaker 1: it's not your hands at your feet, Your feet are everything. Foundation.
Speaker 1: Foundation is everything. And if you destroy a foundation of something,
Speaker 1: then the whole thing comes crumbling down. So what does
Speaker 1: that mean? It means you need to understand the foundation
Speaker 1: of your enemy. What are his foundational principles? How could
Speaker 1: these two kami witches sit down and write a statement
Speaker 1: like this. Here's the reason why. A foundational principle of
Speaker 1: American Communists is this, America is not only evil, it
Speaker 1: is uniquely evil. I believe a pole just came out
Speaker 1: yesterday or the day before that showed the Democrat Party
Speaker 1: by a wide margin, believe America itself is a force
Speaker 1: for evil in the world by a wide margin. I
Speaker 1: think it was by forty three points. It wasn't even close.
Speaker 1: Democrats hate America. That is a foundational principle. They believe
Speaker 1: it's part of their core belief. America is uniquely evil.
Speaker 1: White men are uniquely evil. Christianity is uniquely evil. So
Speaker 1: think about those three things America, white men, Christianity. Hatred
Speaker 1: of those three things. And I know there's a lot
Speaker 1: of overlap there, but hatred of those three things makes
Speaker 1: up a core belief, a foundational principle of almost every
Speaker 1: single Democrat. You see, Once you understand that, then you
Speaker 1: realize everything they say from there springs from that.
Speaker 2: You have two Jihatis are trying to murder people in
Speaker 2: New York city. Surely even Kami's CNN will talk about
Speaker 2: them in some sort of a disparaging way.
Speaker 1: But are these Jihatis? Are they white men?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Are they Christian men?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Then what is the point? Well, what they did might
Speaker 1: have been bad, but they're not the real evil. We
Speaker 1: always need to stay focused on what the real evil is,
Speaker 1: and these other evils they're just a distraction. If you're
Speaker 1: in a tent with your family, it's a big tent.
Speaker 1: You're staying in Yellowstone National Park and you're in a
Speaker 1: tent with your family, and all of a sudden, wolves
Speaker 1: start circling around your tent and they're howling and they're growling,
Speaker 1: and you think the wolves are gonna come in and
Speaker 1: eat all of you. But then as you're worried about
Speaker 1: the wolves, a raccoon sneaks in the tent, bites your
Speaker 1: son on the toe, and starts gnawing at your food supply.
Speaker 1: For an American communist, Gee, Hotti's trying to blow people up.
Speaker 1: That's just the raccoon. Okay, it's annoying. Whatever, we can't
Speaker 1: focus on the dahcoon. The wolves are right outside, and
Speaker 1: so what the communist is always trying to do? Is
Speaker 1: refocus the American public back on the true evil Christianity,
Speaker 1: America itself. White men. Oh sure, this person from this
Speaker 1: group or this person from that group. They may gnaw
Speaker 1: on your son's toe. They'll do something a little annoying
Speaker 1: or a little vaguely annoying. Here, let's stay focused on
Speaker 1: the big deal, these white men, these Christian men. So
Speaker 1: that's why anytime you see a member of one of
Speaker 1: the various protected classes in this country, when the media
Speaker 1: has to talk about them, they'll work really hard to
Speaker 1: use the most flowery terms they can, even when they
Speaker 1: do something terrible. If you're in an urban environment and
Speaker 1: there's a large mob of young black men who go
Speaker 1: out and cause haw and violence and loot and murder
Speaker 1: and do all those things, they will always be described
Speaker 1: as teens or youths. Exact same thing with a bunch
Speaker 1: of gie hotties when they get together. They're part of
Speaker 1: the protected class as well. They're always teens, they're always
Speaker 1: youth they could all be nineteen. They'll be discussed as
Speaker 1: teenagers or youths. If it's a white man, they'll give
Speaker 1: you his name, his high school. They'll have his mother
Speaker 1: fired by the afternoon, why, Well, he's the wolf, he's
Speaker 1: the big deal. That's other stuff's just incomediate and it's
Speaker 1: distracting you. That's what it's doing.
Speaker 4: We are reverence for the truth might become might have
Speaker 4: become a bit of a distraction.
Speaker 5: That is preventing us from finding consensus and getting important
Speaker 5: things done.
Speaker 1: And if you want to know how you could ever
Speaker 1: write a headline like the one I read. That's why
Speaker 1: those writers, that's what they believe, and that's what virtually
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