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Speaker 1: We're going to talk about institutionalized insanity. I'll get to
Speaker 1: that here in just a moment. Talk about how our
Speaker 1: efforts against all the training madness has not been enough.
Speaker 1: Some illegal news, well news about illegals, not illegal news.
Speaker 1: I guess that came out wrong. We get the emails
Speaker 1: and other things coming up this hour on the world
Speaker 1: famous Jesse Kelly Show. Also Jewish producer Chris had asked
Speaker 1: me a little earlier if I was going to address
Speaker 1: the red Lobster bankruptcy news. Everybody and their brother has
Speaker 1: texted me the information that read law declaring bankruptcy. I
Speaker 1: didn't address it off the bat a couple different reasons. One,
Speaker 1: we kind of touched on it. We saw this coming.
Speaker 1: We touched on it a couple of weeks ago. Two,
Speaker 1: I'm hurt. Look, I am hurt. It does hurt to
Speaker 1: watch an American institution like that go away. But three,
Speaker 1: we still have waffle House. I picked up my sons
Speaker 1: this morning and we went right to waffle House. So
Speaker 1: we're fine here in the Kelly household. Now back to
Speaker 1: institutionalized insanity, because we were talking about how, in case
Speaker 1: you're just now joining us, the American communist has done
Speaker 1: this so well. You see, it's not that you necessarily
Speaker 1: want to win on every issue. Now they do, don't
Speaker 1: get me wrong, But you don't have to win on
Speaker 1: every issue as long as you work your way up
Speaker 1: the chain far enough to where you control the institution
Speaker 1: who determines the winner or loser on the issue. Do
Speaker 1: you understand what I mean if I'm if I'm in gymnastics. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm not in gymnastics, but the wife was, so that
Speaker 1: just popped into my head.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: She was, you know, one of these world class gymnast
Speaker 1: type of girls. So let's say you're taking on somebody
Speaker 1: else in gymnastics, okay, and the other person you're taking
Speaker 1: on in gym we'll make it about women, because dude's
Speaker 1: gymnasticas gymnastics is anyway, So we'll make it about female gymnastics.
Speaker 1: So there's a one woman, we'll call her Christine. She's
Speaker 1: way worse. She's just awful gymnasts, awful, awful gymnast, the
Speaker 1: worst gymnast you've ever seen. And then there's another gymnast.
Speaker 1: Jessica is her name. She's amazing, a great person, beautiful,
Speaker 1: very good at what she does. So Christine wants to
Speaker 1: beat Jessica. But who determines who actually wins in gymnastics
Speaker 1: And it's not basketball, the ball going in and out
Speaker 1: of the hoop. The judges will determine who wins. Everything
Speaker 1: you do in gymnastics, you get judged on. So Christine,
Speaker 1: she can work harder, try to get better, try to
Speaker 1: beat Jessica, who's much much, much better.
Speaker 3: Or.
Speaker 1: Christine can simply find a way to take over the judges.
Speaker 1: This gets your mom, your cousin, your sister to be
Speaker 1: the judges. And then guess what, you don't have to
Speaker 1: be better than anybody. You've may managed to institutionalize what
Speaker 1: you want. Here's a headline for you. You know, the United
Speaker 1: States of America sadly has an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Speaker 1: That's an actual thing that exists, and of course the
Speaker 1: Communists would find a way to exploit it. Now, if
Speaker 1: you misgender somebody in the workplace, you have some freak
Speaker 1: at work who decides they can change the sex God
Speaker 1: made them with, and you happen to call him or
Speaker 1: her that now qualifies as harassment. You see what I mean.
Speaker 1: You don't have to work to become a better gymnast,
Speaker 1: you just take over the judges. And that's what the
Speaker 1: left has done. Every place you go. You can see
Speaker 1: this in There are a million examples of this in
Speaker 1: a society. They've done this so successfully when it comes
Speaker 1: to man married climate change, which is ridiculous and not
Speaker 1: even real, and yet scientists after scientists, university after university,
Speaker 1: will speak about the theory of man made climate change
Speaker 1: as if it's just been proven. Well, all the studies
Speaker 1: say no, they don't, the thousands of studies and thousands
Speaker 1: of scientists who say this is a bunch of ridiculous
Speaker 1: commy godlygook, not based on anything at all. But once
Speaker 1: you institutionalize it, then your insanity simply gets taught to
Speaker 1: the masses. They do it with every single item. They're
Speaker 1: famous for it. They'll find a way to institutionalize it.
Speaker 1: And then anyone speaking the truth, what are you anti science?
Speaker 1: You really saw that when all the sortentists told you
Speaker 1: that it was somehow scientific to just stand six feet
Speaker 1: away from everyone else in the country, so freaking stupid.
Speaker 1: I just can't even wrap my mind around it. Whatever,
Speaker 1: let's go and talk about some other things, shall we.
Speaker 1: State moved migrant families. They're not migrants, they're illegals. State
Speaker 1: moved migrant families to hotels with sex offenders. Okay, so
Speaker 1: a state moved a bunch of illegals into a hotel
Speaker 1: that had sex offenders. I guess I have a lot
Speaker 1: of questions here. This is from the Boston Globe. Why
Speaker 1: are sex offenders just being held in a hotel and
Speaker 1: not a wood chipper? That's from one?
Speaker 4: Two?
Speaker 1: Why are we moving illegals anywhere except for back from
Speaker 1: whence they came? But three? Do you really expect me
Speaker 1: to be stressed out that a bunch of people who
Speaker 1: just violated our sovereignty are now put next to a
Speaker 1: bunch of criminals? Oh no, don't like it here. Leave?
Speaker 1: But man, if that doesn't show you how insane things are,
Speaker 1: and that the headline is that things aren't that nice
Speaker 1: for the illegals, listen to this. These stories floor me.
Speaker 1: This is out of New York.
Speaker 5: Listen to these people, you needy Painia. She was overcome
Speaker 5: with emotions. She feels the weight of the world on
Speaker 5: her right now. It took her and her children a
Speaker 5: month and a half to get from El Salvador to Mexico,
Speaker 5: where they crossed the country into Texas. They got moved
Speaker 5: to New York City and they were in a housing
Speaker 5: program that sent them here to Rochester. They arrived in
Speaker 5: January of this year and lived at the Holiday in
Speaker 5: downtown for four months, and they were moved here three
Speaker 5: weeks ago Motel Manti.
Speaker 4: It's very traumatic, she says. It's been quite traumatic.
Speaker 6: Everything that was told to us to come to Monroe
Speaker 6: County to Rochester hasn't been fulfilled.
Speaker 5: Do you like America?
Speaker 1: See better?
Speaker 2: Not Rochester?
Speaker 5: But not Rochester?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: No, good Rochester.
Speaker 5: Do you want to stay in America?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh? Did you get moved out of the Holiday Inn? Oh?
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry. You took your ninety five kids into
Speaker 1: my country to bloodsuck it to death and the Holiday
Speaker 1: Inn wasn't to your liking? Did they not have the
Speaker 1: tortillas like Grandma made back home. I'm so sorry the
Speaker 1: entitlement of these freaking people, because we've institutionalized that too,
Speaker 1: that you could just come here and not only can
Speaker 1: you come here. You can sit and you can sit
Speaker 1: and complain about the place. You could show up here and.
Speaker 6: Just crap all over it.
Speaker 7: I just you can voice your concerns. If you're an illegal,
Speaker 7: you should be afraid to walk in public for fear
Speaker 7: of arrested deportation. Remember that African woman in New York
Speaker 7: who showed up and started complaining that we didn't have
Speaker 7: enough translators for her and click click.
Speaker 6: You know, in Africa, unfortunately for us, learning how to
Speaker 6: read and write it's a privilege, and a lot of
Speaker 6: brother and sisters do not know how to read and write.
Speaker 6: So the language barrier, it's it's tremendous. It's impossible for
Speaker 6: them to do anything because they don't understand the language.
Speaker 6: They don't understand the way the city works. They don't
Speaker 6: understand anything. And you can't do nothing. You can do nothing.
Speaker 6: You know, we are African, we don't speak African. We
Speaker 6: have different specificity in Africa. Only in the Congo you
Speaker 6: have like more than five hundred language. Sueili has been
Speaker 6: spoken in Burundi. So I can speak with somebody from
Speaker 6: Burundi and speaks Swaylian with somebody from Mauritania.
Speaker 1: In you you understand that the only way to run
Speaker 1: an immigration system is to tell that woman if she
Speaker 1: has any complaints, she can take them right back to Africa.
Speaker 1: And if anyone has even come here legally and they
Speaker 1: have complaints about the language, then they can learn to
Speaker 1: speak English like everybody else, and then it won't be
Speaker 1: a problem because we speak English in this country. But
Speaker 1: the sense of entitlement the.
Speaker 3: Entire world has everybody now everyone knows America is just
Speaker 3: some big fat cow. You can show up and suck
Speaker 3: on the teeth until your heart's content.
Speaker 1: And if you don't like the flavor of the milk,
Speaker 1: just laarnge a former complaint. I don't like it at
Speaker 1: the holiday and oh my gosh, there are criminals here
Speaker 1: next doors. Oh well, when I'm back in Africa, we
Speaker 1: can't just speak Swahili. Go away, all of you leave.
Speaker 1: You're not welcome here, none of you are. None of you,
Speaker 1: not one leave come back legally, don't come back at all,
Speaker 1: a bunch of leeches. And the people in this country
Speaker 1: that just welcome all this filth in cannot take it anymore. Man, gosh,
Speaker 1: And you want to know what I'd be sustemed I
Speaker 1: made the mistake of listening to this right before we
Speaker 1: started talking about ELI.
Speaker 8: Twenty six percent of Americans have more credit card debt
Speaker 8: than they do emergency savings. This is the second year
Speaker 8: in a row bank rate has noticed this happening. It's
Speaker 8: also the highest number of people with credit card debt
Speaker 8: versus emergency savings we've seen dating all the way back
Speaker 8: to twenty eleven. Greg McBride, bank Rate's chief financial analyst, says, how.
Speaker 1: The American people, the American citizens, are suffering and struggling,
Speaker 1: and they're not making it. And the evil people who
Speaker 1: run this government have thrown the doors of this country
Speaker 1: open to every single dirt ball who wants to come
Speaker 1: here from across the planet. And not only do they
Speaker 1: show up here, they show up here with demands. You've
Speaker 1: got to be kidding me. Give me a year. Give
Speaker 1: me a year. I'll clean things up. I'll believe me.
Speaker 1: You'll see some deportations like you've never seen. Give me
Speaker 1: one year. All right, I'm moving on. I want to
Speaker 1: get to emails. I don't want to get my blood
Speaker 1: pressure up. And now I'm upset. This happens every single
Speaker 1: time I start on this subject, and I'm just gonna
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Speaker 1: a Monday again, moving insanity into the legitimate institution, legitimate institutions,
Speaker 1: legitimizing insanity for the future. Here's Jamal Bowman.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 2: I think the federal government should incentivize the implementation of
Speaker 2: DEI in states and school districts across the country. And
Speaker 2: by doing more DEI we mean a culturally responsive curriculum
Speaker 2: that's rooted in bipoc history, right and culture and the
Speaker 2: diversity of the human experience.
Speaker 1: But it also means.
Speaker 2: Recruiting diverse teachers into the classroom, which is a priority
Speaker 2: of mind.
Speaker 1: In case you didn't know what any of that meant,
Speaker 1: it's all just a bunch of anti white racism. It's
Speaker 1: all communism, and anti white racism is a critical part
Speaker 1: of communism in the United States of America. That's all
Speaker 1: that was, and it's all about making it institutional you know,
Speaker 1: institutionalized racism against white people is now really I mean honestly,
Speaker 1: it's American policy. You see it everywhere now, absolutely everywhere
Speaker 1: you hear this one out of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4: Investment of over two hundred and ninety thousand dollars to
Speaker 4: BIPOP businesses is being done by diverse eerie. These businesses
Speaker 4: range from transportation to childcare to housing development.
Speaker 10: The small business is the backbone of our economy. We
Speaker 10: realized that BIPOP businesses were impacted and effected at a
Speaker 10: higher level than other businesses. So we decided that it
Speaker 10: would be really for a benefit to help these small
Speaker 10: businesses and not only grow, but thrive.
Speaker 1: Anyway, they took a couple hundred grand in erie, Pennsylvania
Speaker 1: of the taxpayer's money, and they're going to hand it
Speaker 1: out for small businesses as long as you're not white.
Speaker 1: Remember one of Biden's first executive actions, they had all
Speaker 1: this COVID money, your money, my money that they were
Speaker 1: just handing out to these people and that people. One
Speaker 1: of the very first things Joe Biden did when he
Speaker 1: walked into office was he announced that white people have
Speaker 1: to go to the back of the line. It's institutional now,
Speaker 1: it's everywhere you see. I was at Todyo, I was
Speaker 1: at that party, that neighborhood party on Saturday night, and
Speaker 1: I actually really got a kick out of it. One
Speaker 1: of my neighbors, I won't call him a Democrat, about
Speaker 1: as squishy a Republican as you can possibly get, though. Look,
Speaker 1: he was bragging about his booster shot and trying to
Speaker 1: get me to get back like he was one of
Speaker 1: those guys. Right. And his kid graduated three years ago
Speaker 1: from college. This kid had excellent grades, excellent grades. His
Speaker 1: kid has spent three years looking for a job. His
Speaker 1: kid put in three hundred and eleven resumes and got
Speaker 1: one phone call back. And my guy, like my neighbor,
Speaker 1: was losing his mind. She's like, I'm looking into these companies.
Speaker 1: I see their hiring. I see their hiring. I see
Speaker 1: their hiring. And he turned into his kids. So he
Speaker 1: started digging into it more, and digging into it more,
Speaker 1: and digging into it more. Oh yeah, they were hiring.
Speaker 1: Oh your kid worked hard, you paid for it, four
Speaker 1: years of school, all that upbringing, and then your kid
Speaker 1: found out that ain't no place for whitey in this company.
Speaker 1: Pack it on up and leave some Look what's happening
Speaker 1: to white people in the United States of America today?
Speaker 1: Is everybody as evil as what was happening to black
Speaker 1: people in the sixties, and no one wants to talk
Speaker 1: about it. But systemic racism is an evil thing. It's
Speaker 1: one thing to run into a racist person, Okay, whatever,
Speaker 1: who cares like me because I'm white. I don't give
Speaker 1: a crap. But if the systems in your country, if
Speaker 1: the institutions in your country have decided that you are
Speaker 1: a second class citizen besides because of your skin color,
Speaker 1: well you have a huge problem because you can't escape
Speaker 1: systemic racism because it's part of the system. All those
Speaker 1: pictures that you learned about in school, and I learned
Speaker 1: about in school. White restaurants only, white fountains only. Sorry,
Speaker 1: black people people can't go to school here. And that
Speaker 1: anger that welled up inside you when you looked at
Speaker 1: that kind of injustice, the way people were treated for
Speaker 1: their skin color. You understand that when you hear things
Speaker 1: like this, you should have the exact same emotions flowing
Speaker 1: of the.
Speaker 5: Granjury is said to me today to decide the next
Speaker 5: steps of the case.
Speaker 1: Finally, wrong one, I'm talking that was wrong one, talking
Speaker 1: about this one here.
Speaker 4: An investment of over two hundred and ninety thousand dollars
Speaker 4: to bipop businesses is being done by diverse eerie.
Speaker 1: These businesses range from trade two hundred and ninety thousand.
Speaker 1: And that's on top of all the other stories, the
Speaker 1: scholarship programs to everything else we bring you. This is
Speaker 1: evil and that's wrong. You don't take an entire skin
Speaker 1: color and you treat it like a second class citizen.
Speaker 1: You don't do that. And we've lamented it and lamented
Speaker 1: it and lamented it, and it's happening now. But I do,
Speaker 1: if I may, I do have another another side to
Speaker 1: this coin that we should probably address. And I will
Speaker 1: warn you that this is probably going to be offensive,
Speaker 1: it might hurt a little, but it's true. Let me
Speaker 1: ask you this. I'll start this with the question. Let
Speaker 1: me ask you this. So you see an institution after
Speaker 1: institution in the country, from the government, to the media,
Speaker 1: to everything else, to all this other stuff. You see
Speaker 1: this open, just very very open. Now anti white racism
Speaker 1: that's out there. Nope, we're only hiring black pilots. Nope,
Speaker 1: we're only hiring females at this time. Nope, We're only
Speaker 1: hiring this Nope, it's got to be indigenous. Nope. We're
Speaker 1: only hiring. Nope, no whites, no whites, no whites, no whites,
Speaker 1: no whites. Oh, air traffic controllers. Oh you ace the
Speaker 1: test Ooh you're white. You're fired, over and over and
Speaker 1: over and over ago. You see this everywhere. But let
Speaker 1: me ask you, how much blame do white people get
Speaker 1: for our current condition? Marinate on that for a moment,
Speaker 1: we'll talk about it. Hang on feeling a little stocky,
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Speaker 1: So kind of diverged here, and we're talking about systemic
Speaker 1: anti white racism that's all over the place in the country. Now,
Speaker 1: it's all over the place. No, this grant is for you,
Speaker 1: not you, whitey. This air traffic controller job none for you, whitey.
Speaker 1: Scholarship noe, whitey, not you, not you, not you. Remember
Speaker 1: they ran that story about how America's corporations decided they
Speaker 1: were too white, and they did a long story and
Speaker 1: I think it was Axios or somebody, and they figured
Speaker 1: out that, oh yeah, they'd hired a bunch of people
Speaker 1: in a few years. It's no white people, no whites,
Speaker 1: No white's allowed, no white's allowed. Sorry, Whitey's not here.
Speaker 1: But my question was how much responsibility do white people
Speaker 1: bear for their current condition in the country. And here's
Speaker 1: what I mean. You know what, let's look at Let's
Speaker 1: look at who everything is arranged around. Now, who are
Speaker 1: two of the biggest groups at the LGBT. Look, you
Speaker 1: can make it about any group. You could make this
Speaker 1: about women. You know, we'll make it about women and
Speaker 1: black people. We'll make it about women and black people.
Speaker 1: Because everything has to Every male character has to be female,
Speaker 1: every white character has to be black on TV, everything
Speaker 1: has So we need more women, We need more women.
Speaker 1: We gotta have more black people. We gotta have more
Speaker 1: black people, over and over and over again. Okay, So
Speaker 1: let's just make it about those two things right now,
Speaker 1: very clearly. Those two groups are spoken for loudly, loudly.
Speaker 1: You can go every institution up and down the FBI.
Speaker 1: It's Women's Day at the FBI. Every loudly spoken to
Speaker 1: President of the United States of America will get up
Speaker 1: and talk like this. They'll get up and talk like this.
Speaker 1: That is a diversity, equity and inclusion. They'll get up
Speaker 1: and talk like this. I named Joe.
Speaker 5: Biden and I'm a lifetime member the NAACP.
Speaker 1: When's the last person you saw running for any office
Speaker 1: ever in your lifetime? Get up in front of a
Speaker 1: group of white people and speak to them and speak
Speaker 1: to them specifically. I don't mean a bunch of white
Speaker 1: people in the crowd. I mean and white people have
Speaker 1: had this, and we're going to change how things are
Speaker 1: going for white people. When's the last person you saw
Speaker 1: either party talk like that? Have you ever seen it? Once? Ever?
Speaker 1: You've never seen it. I've never seen it. Why? Well, women, black,
Speaker 1: pece they chose to get involved in the political process,
Speaker 1: and they chose to become activists on behalf of their
Speaker 1: gender or skin color. But look obviously extends way beyond them.
Speaker 1: Why is everything rainbow? Now? Why is everything have to
Speaker 1: be gay? I mean, good, good grief. There NBC as
Speaker 1: a show coming out, we played the audio for you.
Speaker 1: They there acting like lions are gay? Why is that?
Speaker 1: And why aren't you know? White men? Why aren't why
Speaker 1: aren't why don't they get any of that? Well? Do
Speaker 1: you Remember when Ryan Gerdusky came on the show I
Speaker 1: Love Ryan. He comes on, he talks about poll numbers
Speaker 1: and breakdowns of how things are working. Do you remember
Speaker 1: what Ryan Gardusky said? Remember who he said was the
Speaker 1: least active political group in the United States of America
Speaker 1: Working class white males. Working class white males do not
Speaker 1: participate in the political process. They don't vote Republican, they
Speaker 1: don't vote Democrat percentage wise, they just don't vote at all.
Speaker 1: How many what percentage of black women vote? Do you know?
Speaker 1: Let me clue you in. It's staggering. It's like all
Speaker 1: of them. Why oh, I don't understand. Why Why don't
Speaker 1: we have to have black this and black that and
Speaker 1: they're dope? Well, black people got involved, Black people got
Speaker 1: off their butts, black people made demands. Why does everything
Speaker 1: have to be gay? I don't want this to be gay,
Speaker 1: and I don't want that to be gay. Gay people
Speaker 1: weren't sitting at home on their hands. Gay people got
Speaker 1: up off their pink couches and they got involved in politics.
Speaker 1: They did. I don't understand the New Star Wars movies.
Speaker 1: Why does it have to be that all these lesbians
Speaker 1: in well, the New Star Wars director is a lesbian,
Speaker 1: and she put down the peanut butter and went to
Speaker 1: work and decided to push her sick religion everywhere. I
Speaker 1: don't understand why everything has to be women, even the
Speaker 1: GOP loves doing this. Look how many women we have,
Speaker 1: so many women, it's just women this and women that. Well,
Speaker 1: women got involved. If you want your politics to reflect
Speaker 1: you and to represent you, then you will get involved.
Speaker 1: You cannot hands off your way to political representation. And
Speaker 1: so yeah, we obviously have spoken out, and we'll speak
Speaker 1: out about any systemic racism we see in the country.
Speaker 1: And I speak about systemic racism I see against white
Speaker 1: people all the time. But the truth is you can't
Speaker 1: sit at home crushing beers, playing tea ball, going to work,
Speaker 1: never get involved in politics for fifty sixty years, and
Speaker 1: then wake up one day and say, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: when did white people become second class citizens? White people
Speaker 1: became second class citizens the second white people checked out
Speaker 1: of the political process. You want representation, go earn it,
Speaker 1: go make it. And look, I understand there is a
Speaker 1: chicken or the egg thing here off, well, no one
Speaker 1: represents me. I mean, the GEOP doesn't represent working class
Speaker 1: white people either, they don't give a crap about them.
Speaker 1: They represent YOUU cream and the GEOP doesn't give a
Speaker 1: crap about you. Democrats certainly, Democrats don't care about anybody,
Speaker 1: working class, black, white, Latino, doesn't matter. They hate you all.
Speaker 1: It's just a few people are still too dumb to
Speaker 1: realize that Democrats have seriously left you behind. But Republicans
Speaker 1: don't either. It's not like I can sit and tell
Speaker 1: any working class person of any color that go Republican,
Speaker 1: what are you talking about? Republicans don't care about that.
Speaker 1: They've never acted like they do, or at least they
Speaker 1: have it in ages. So look, you want represented, do
Speaker 1: you want people? Do you want people in Congress who
Speaker 1: will speak about you the way Jamal Bowman speaks about
Speaker 1: bypark or BiPAP so.
Speaker 2: I think the federal government should incentivize the implementation of
Speaker 2: DEI in states and school districts across the country. And
Speaker 2: by doing more DEI we mean a culturally responsive curriculum
Speaker 2: that's rooted in BIPOC history, right and culture and the
Speaker 2: diversity of the human experts.
Speaker 1: You want someone to speak that way about you if
Speaker 1: you're white, get involved. You know, Muslims actually get this
Speaker 1: a lot. They get a lot of guff because they
Speaker 1: will move into a place, whether it's their migration into
Speaker 1: Europe or how we've imported so many Muslims into America,
Speaker 1: and people will lament places like dearborn, Michigan, or honestly,
Speaker 1: Minnesota as a state and things like that. They'll lament
Speaker 1: how over represented Muslims become in their community. Well, why
Speaker 1: does that turn out to be the case. Why do
Speaker 1: you have an entire state of Minneapolis bowing to the
Speaker 1: whims of Islam at every term? Why does that happen? Well,
Speaker 1: credit to the Muslims. They don't show up and go
Speaker 1: watch the game. They show up and they get involved.
Speaker 1: Why are they over represented because they're freaking involved. Why
Speaker 1: does Jamal Bowman get up to get to spew his
Speaker 1: racist crap. Why does he get to spew that crap
Speaker 1: because the people Jamal Bowman fights for they got up
Speaker 1: and they got involved. You don't get to sit on
Speaker 1: your ear end doing your scratch off lottery tickets, ignoring
Speaker 1: the realities of life as a white person for fifty
Speaker 1: sixty years, and then wake up one day and look
Speaker 1: around and complain that politics doesn't represent you. Why would
Speaker 1: they represent you? You checked out of the game. The
Speaker 1: game doesn't care about you once you leave. You're just
Speaker 1: a fan. You're not even that. You're nobody. Get in
Speaker 1: the game and get involved, or don't expect to be represented. Cellarius,
Speaker 1: do it all right? We still have headlines. I didn't
Speaker 1: get to some other things. Hang up. He doesn't care
Speaker 1: if you believe him, but he's right. Jesse Kelly. It
Speaker 1: is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The Jesse
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Speaker 1: I am. Did you hear Governor whitmer Man. These people
Speaker 1: do seem like they're interested in turning around this economy.
Speaker 9: On our economy and people's paychecks are growing and our
Speaker 9: nation is headed in the right direction thanks.
Speaker 5: To his work.
Speaker 8: Thirty six percent of Americans have more credit card debt
Speaker 8: than they do emergency savings. This is the second year
Speaker 8: in a row Bank Rate has noticed this happening. It's
Speaker 8: also the highest number of people with credit card debt
Speaker 8: versus emergency savings we've seen dating all the way back
Speaker 8: to twenty eleven.
Speaker 9: Our economy and people's paychecks are growing, and our nation
Speaker 9: is headed in the right direction.
Speaker 8: Thanks to his work, thirty six percent of Americans have
Speaker 8: more credit card debt than they do emergency savings. This
Speaker 8: is the second year in a row bank Rate has
Speaker 8: noticed this happening. It's also the highest number of people
Speaker 8: with credit card debt versus emergency savings we've seen dating
Speaker 8: all the way back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people are being pillaged. The illegals get everything, the
Speaker 1: people in charge of telling you how great everything is,
Speaker 1: and it frustrates me. Anyway, it's do some memils. Hey, hi,
Speaker 1: Tea Man. I listened to your show sometimes, not superd often,
Speaker 1: but occasionally. I was just hoping you could go into
Speaker 1: more detail about what's going on in Palestine and Israel
Speaker 1: and why all the comedies are pro Palestine. Okay, first
Speaker 1: of all, let's just clear this up really quick. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to spend a bunch of time on this.
Speaker 1: The street communists you see on college campuses are not
Speaker 1: pro Palestine. They're not pro Palestine. They don't know anything
Speaker 1: about Palestine. They don't know anything about Israel. They're pro
Speaker 1: the destruction of America. They're street communists. They go where
Speaker 1: they're told, they destroy what they're told when they're told
Speaker 1: to do it, and they're paid to do so, paid
Speaker 1: to do so. Remember this. My wife watches some show,
Speaker 1: some goofball show. I forget what it's called, but it's
Speaker 1: some show where people apparently get married right when they
Speaker 1: meet each other or something like that. Anyway, it's some
Speaker 1: trashy chick show she has on in the background when
Speaker 1: she's doing her housework, as women do. It's quick anyway,
Speaker 1: and there's some guy on the show. She was talking
Speaker 1: to me about it. She was laughing. She said, I
Speaker 1: don't understand this guy. He's a climate activist, but he'd
Speaker 1: he does it full time, he gets paid to do it,
Speaker 1: and I just I don't understand how that works. And
Speaker 1: I just had to explain. There's this huge common infrastructure
Speaker 1: in place where communist billionaires, through various organizations that branch
Speaker 1: out underneath them, who create for themselves full time communist warriors,
Speaker 1: who go where they're told, do what they're told. Their
Speaker 1: rent is paid for, the food is paid for, their
Speaker 1: bail money is paid for when you see street animals
Speaker 1: on the streets when they're doing their gay dances that
Speaker 1: they LGBTQ parades when they're at the campuses. I ate
Speaker 1: all the Jews. It's the Black Lives Matter or stuff,
Speaker 1: or the feminist stuff. They're all paid by the same people.
Speaker 1: It's all just different fingers of the same communist fist.
Speaker 1: Remember there are not separate groups. There are not separate groups.
Speaker 1: There are separate labels. That's for branding purposes. It's all
Speaker 1: just about communism. It's all just about destroying America. That's
Speaker 1: why you see people on college with a LGBTQ for
Speaker 1: Palestine signs, when those people would be stoned to death
Speaker 1: if they walked into Palestine. Are they stupid? Are they Hipocrits? Well,
Speaker 1: they may be all those things, but more than anything,
Speaker 1: they're just communists foot soldiers. They're just useful idiots, all right,
Speaker 1: all right, Jesse. Would the ads techs still be around
Speaker 1: today if they had burn up pistols they tried to
Speaker 1: capture their enemies but they didn't have a less lethal option.
Speaker 1: Would it have made a difference in the strength of
Speaker 1: their society if they didn't lose so many warriors trying
Speaker 1: to capture enemies with a pepper ball. You know, I'd
Speaker 1: never thought about that, what Chris, I'd ever thought about it? Obviously,
Speaker 1: the ads techs were obsessed with taking prisoners instead of
Speaker 1: killing people that way they could sacrifice them later on.
Speaker 1: What if they had burn A pistol launchers. I'm grateful
Speaker 1: they didn't, and I bet Berna is grateful they didn't.
Speaker 1: That that'd be bad publicity if Burna was used in
Speaker 1: that way. Instead Burna they sell these non lethal pistol launchers.
Speaker 1: They shoot pepper balls or tear gas balls or kinetic rounds. Hey,
Speaker 1: don't sleep on the kinetic rounds. People sleep on those
Speaker 1: because they're just hard plastic. You look and you think, wow,
Speaker 1: there's nothing exploding out of it. Yeah, go shoot, Well,
Speaker 1: don't shoot anybody. Just shoot a kinetic round against a
Speaker 1: tree and tell me if you want to get shot
Speaker 1: with that. These things are amazing, man. You know you
Speaker 1: can load multiple different kinds in your burn A pistol launcher.
Speaker 1: Do every other pepper ball, tear gas ball, whatever. They're
Speaker 1: legal in all fifty states. You don't need a permit
Speaker 1: or a background check get a burn A pistol launcher.
Speaker 1: Whether you carry lethal like I do, or whether you
Speaker 1: hate guns, carry a burn a pistol launcher on you
Speaker 1: at all times ten percent off be why r NA
Speaker 1: dot com slash Jesse Bernard dot com slash Jesse. All right,
Speaker 1: all right, oh, I almost forgot this word from Biden.
Speaker 1: I forgot to play this earlier in the directionist who
Speaker 1: stormed Capitol Health Patriots Tranny uh trans runner met with
Speaker 1: booze after winning the Oregon women's two hundred meter championship.
Speaker 1: This is what it sounded about. Here's why I don't
Speaker 1: like that. I mean, it's fine to boo, that's good boo,
Speaker 1: But the tranny doesn't care about your booze. Communists don't
Speaker 1: care about your disapproval or my disapproval. They care about victory.
Speaker 1: Republicans worry about being popular, Communists worry about winning. Start
Speaker 1: boycotting these events, start banning these freaks from destroying are women.
Speaker 1: Your booze mean nothing.
Speaker 7: And now here's a headline, but go you know, you know.
Speaker 1: The thing headlines we didn't get to. Americans involved in
Speaker 1: a foil to deadly coup the Congo military says, I
Speaker 1: actually saw video of these guys, three different Americans. Benjamin Rubens, Auman,
Speaker 1: poland men. What a mouthful, Patrick Doocey and Taylor Thompson.
Speaker 1: I saw them being arrested younger military aged males involved
Speaker 1: in a foreign coup. Man that has CIA written all
Speaker 1: over it. CIA. Well, I'm sorry. Senate will again vote
Speaker 1: on bipartisan border package. A reminder that while you suffer
Speaker 1: under inflation and credit card debt and the job market
Speaker 1: has dried up, Republican and Democrat leaders in the Senate
Speaker 1: are meeting to discuss just how many illegals they should
Speaker 1: well come into the country. Rubio supports mass deportation of
Speaker 1: illegal aliens following quote the invasion of the country. Rubio
Speaker 1: doesn't support mass deportation. Rubio supports being Trump's vice president.
Speaker 1: And since Trump is currently talking about mass deportation on
Speaker 1: the campaign trail, Rubio's doing well, the most Rubio thing
Speaker 1: in history, and he's talking about it, trying to be
Speaker 1: liked enough by Trump so he can be the next VP.
Speaker 1: But I'm old enough to remember the Gang of Eight Marco.
Speaker 1: Other people forget. I don't forget. Oakland removes traffic lights
Speaker 1: amid thefts, and it's blamed on homeless. Well, looks like
Speaker 1: women should do fine. Finally driving in Oakland. Now, put
Speaker 1: a smile on your face. We'll be back to do
Speaker 1: it again tomorrow. That's all