Speaker 1: This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. On a fantastic Friday, we have an amazing
Speaker 1: hour for you. We'll continue our talk about General g
Speaker 1: App and we're gonna I'm gonna kind of compare it
Speaker 1: to our modern, modern day American and how we can
Speaker 1: take on a communist insurgency. Here we'll talk about the
Speaker 1: French dude who did something bad with an artillery piece,
Speaker 1: moving to a red state versus a purple state. All
Speaker 1: that so much more coming up tonight on the world
Speaker 1: famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now back to our question, General
Speaker 1: g App in the Vietnam War, he helps, he has
Speaker 1: a significant role in defeating the French in DM ben
Speaker 1: Fu and then goes on to be an amazing commander
Speaker 1: lack of a better way to put it in against
Speaker 1: the Americans during our Vietnam War and they ended up
Speaker 1: winning because our politicians are useless. But that's not another
Speaker 1: That's that's another story. Why what did he do? Let's
Speaker 1: pull out a quote. It's a marine quote and it's
Speaker 1: such an insanely accurate quote. Amateurs study tactics. Professionals study
Speaker 1: what logistics is? What's that mean? Logistics do you ever
Speaker 1: see that old show Popeye Popeye the Sailor Man. Maybe
Speaker 1: maybe I just was only allowed to watch older cartoons,
Speaker 1: but I was always watching Popeye when I was a kid.
Speaker 1: Maybe you don't know who that is, so let me explain.
Speaker 1: He's this sailor guy's in love with a girl named
Speaker 1: Olive Oil, and there's always some dastardly villain doing something terrible.
Speaker 1: Now Popeye, right, he's nothing special at all. If anything,
Speaker 1: Sometimes he kind of seems bumbling and weak until he
Speaker 1: eats spinach. If you allow this was just the cartoon.
Speaker 1: If you allow Popeye to eat spinach, Popeye becomes the
Speaker 1: incredible Hulk. He becomes this indestructible, super human beast as
Speaker 1: soon as he eats spinach, and he'll punch out every
Speaker 1: bad guy and save Olive Oil. And it's the Popeye
Speaker 1: the Sailor Man that was concept behind it. Now, if
Speaker 1: you're a bad guy, what's the best way to defeat Popeye?
Speaker 1: The smartest, simplest way. Make sure we can't get spinach.
Speaker 1: Destroy all the spinach, go buy up all the spinach
Speaker 1: in town. Just keep him from getting That's logistics what
Speaker 1: General Jiap in Vietnam did well, he made sure there
Speaker 1: were supplies. You've heard of the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
Speaker 1: For example, what was the Ho Chi Minh Trail. It
Speaker 1: was not a trail, by the way, Please don't think
Speaker 1: there was one path. It was an unbelievable spider web
Speaker 1: of paths roads too, that went from North Vietnam to
Speaker 1: South Vietnam. Only it didn't go through Vietnam. It went
Speaker 1: through Laos and Cambodia, the two countries to the west
Speaker 1: of Vietnam. It allowed them to bring in large quantities
Speaker 1: of food and munitions and everything you need to prosecute
Speaker 1: a war. All those Viet conguerrillas and South Vietnam would
Speaker 1: have been able to accomplish nothing zip zero without the
Speaker 1: logistical support of North Vietnam. And that logistical support only
Speaker 1: happens because of the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Do you
Speaker 1: want to know how to destroy the communist insurgency in
Speaker 1: the United States of America today? Yes, it's important that
Speaker 1: we arrested in prison, street animals. Yes, all these things
Speaker 1: matter a lot, But the communist insurgency in the United
Speaker 1: States of America today disappears. If you stop the money.
Speaker 1: You have to stop the money. Everything you see even
Speaker 1: all this stupid Cradna di.
Speaker 2: Sar name.
Speaker 1: Invine neighbors, it's all professional. It's all paid organized, professional training,
Speaker 1: domestically paid paid by foreign communists, sometimes obviously Communist China.
Speaker 1: If you to cut off that, then the communist insurgency
Speaker 1: in the country dies on the vine. It doesn't have
Speaker 1: what it needs to sustain itself. It disappears overnight. General
Speaker 1: g App in Vietnam. What made him so great? Great
Speaker 1: at what he did. He understood that you just got
Speaker 1: to get him the bombs and the bullets and the
Speaker 1: food and the medical supplies. Do you know when the
Speaker 1: Ho Chi Minh trail, Obviously they're communists, so they treated
Speaker 1: their people like dogs. But they had various stations set
Speaker 1: up where you would stop and you would eat, and
Speaker 1: you'd receive medical care. Maybe someone else would take it
Speaker 1: over after Remember that story I told you one time,
Speaker 1: I was talking to you about mac vee SAG, those
Speaker 1: super stud Green Berets and Navy seals and those guys
Speaker 1: who were always behind enemy lies, always dying in Vietnam,
Speaker 1: about how they discovered they discovered a completely hidden road
Speaker 1: hidden how during the day, well right before daylight, because
Speaker 1: they knew about American airpower. This is all ho Chi
Speaker 1: Minh trail stuff. They would pull the tops of the
Speaker 1: trees together, They had them tied together, and they would
Speaker 1: pull them together over the road so if you were
Speaker 1: over it you couldn't see it. They would even bring
Speaker 1: leaves and spread it on the road so it would disappear.
Speaker 1: And then as soon as the sun goes down, you
Speaker 1: go out, you sweep the leaves off, you untie it,
Speaker 1: the road opens up. I know, it's amazing, Chris, and
Speaker 1: down you go. Who's the main architect behind all that,
Speaker 1: General Gepp. The lesson behind that is logistics are everything.
Speaker 1: And that's an incredibly important lesson for us to learn.
Speaker 1: In fact, it applies honestly to you and me with
Speaker 1: something we talk about a lot. Something I think about
Speaker 1: our money. The communists thrive on our money. They frankly,
Speaker 1: they feel entitled to our money.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: The Washington Post laid off a third of its employees.
Speaker 1: Listen to Brian Stelter.
Speaker 4: We heard on Wednesday from the Post union saying maybe
Speaker 4: Bezos is not the best owner for the Post anymore
Speaker 4: at all. The Post Guild said in a statement quote,
Speaker 4: if Bezos is no longer willing to invest in the
Speaker 4: mission that has defined this paper for generations and serve
Speaker 4: the millions who depend on Post journalism. Then the Post
Speaker 4: deserves a steward that will.
Speaker 1: Give us your money. Jeff Bezos, Now the communist needs
Speaker 1: your money. Do you give it to him? You do,
Speaker 1: and so do I in some ways with our money
Speaker 1: where we spend it, the goods and services we fund
Speaker 1: the communist insurgency, and the communist insurgency dies without that
Speaker 1: logistical support. I'll tell you this. Here's do you want
Speaker 1: to know a practical way. Here's what it is. The
Speaker 1: super Bowl is on Sunday. I know you're gonna watch.
Speaker 1: No shame in it, and full disclosure, I'm going to
Speaker 1: a big party in my neighborhood. Obviously, it's a big
Speaker 1: super Bowl party. Not gonna play at my house. I
Speaker 1: don't even it's a Seahawks and Patriots. Chris, what am
Speaker 1: I asking you for? Corey? It's a Seahawks and Patriots. Okay,
Speaker 1: it's a Seahawks and Patriots. As you can tell how
Speaker 1: invested I am in the game. But it's a big
Speaker 1: neighborhood party. Reason to get together, That's fine. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna tell you not to. Are you gonna turn the
Speaker 1: game off at halftime? Do you know that these people
Speaker 1: track minute by minute what you watch. Are you gonna
Speaker 1: watch that anti American savage bad bunny trash your country
Speaker 1: in Spanish in a dress at halftime? Turning point USA?
Speaker 1: They have an alternate halftime show. You can watch it
Speaker 1: on all kinds of different channels, YouTube, TBN, oh, all
Speaker 1: kinds of different places are playing it. If you whatever
Speaker 1: house you're in, maybe it's yours, maybe it's a neighbor's house.
Speaker 1: If you turned off the halftime show and turned on
Speaker 1: that one instead, Kid Rock will be playing. It's gonna
Speaker 1: be a great show. I know it sounds small. That's
Speaker 1: the kind of thing that sends a message to organizations
Speaker 1: like the NFL. Stop spitting in my face and let
Speaker 1: me ask you this. Not trying to guilt trip you.
Speaker 1: If you can't even do that, well we're not gonna
Speaker 1: make it. Not even saying turn off the game. We
Speaker 1: can't turn off the halftime show. If we can't even
Speaker 1: turn off a halftime show where you don't even have
Speaker 1: bl what are we doing here? All right? All right now,
Speaker 1: speaking of money, we'll talk briefly about inflation, red state
Speaker 1: moving to a red state versus purple states. Someone wants
Speaker 1: to know why I haven't discussed that guy who used
Speaker 1: a World War One artillery shell, all that buying guns.
Speaker 1: Someone wants to know more about the Battle of Ebojima.
Speaker 1: Apparently we're gonna do more history stuff. All that and
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Speaker 1: on a fantastic, fantastic Friday. You can email the show
Speaker 1: Jesse at Jesse kellysshow dot com. Speaking of their feeling
Speaker 1: of entitlement to your money and what a bunch of
Speaker 1: dirty thieves and tyrants communists aar. I want you to
Speaker 1: listen to this. This is a supporter of Zoron Mamdani
Speaker 1: in New York City. Listen to the questions being asked.
Speaker 1: Listen to his answer for things, they're all the same.
Speaker 3: The top one percent pay us forty percent of the
Speaker 3: taxes in the city.
Speaker 1: So what happens if they leave?
Speaker 3: What's your response?
Speaker 1: Well, that's what I would say.
Speaker 3: It's like we should take their business and we run
Speaker 3: it like for like the city ourselves. So they take
Speaker 3: their business to Florida, you feel like you can make
Speaker 3: it keep it here. I mean, they can't leave the building.
Speaker 3: They can't like just bring their whole entire workforce to Florida. Right,
Speaker 3: they can't bring all of like the resources that they
Speaker 3: have to like build the business here to Florida. Right,
Speaker 3: that's a whole thing. And that's where you would even say,
Speaker 3: like we're building a real movement right to like stop that.
Speaker 3: We'd also like make it illegal for them to like
Speaker 3: actually like leave, right. We would find like find them
Speaker 3: to hell if they're going to try to like abandon
Speaker 3: their property here, right, because clearly people do need to work, right,
Speaker 3: people do need to like, you know, make a living.
Speaker 1: So we'd just make it illegal for them to leave.
Speaker 1: It's our business now, it's illegal for you to leave
Speaker 1: the business. They're all the same, They're all dirty, freaking thieves.
Speaker 1: They all feel entitled to other people's money. This is, however,
Speaker 1: free single communist thinks. This is how your liberal ant
Speaker 1: Peggy thinks. And when you scratch him enough, they end
Speaker 1: up end up revealing exactly who and what they are. Jesse,
Speaker 1: Why would inflation inflation be less than what it is now?
Speaker 1: With utilities up, wages up, materials up, tariffs up, insurance up,
Speaker 1: housing costs up, and benefits up, companies have to charge
Speaker 1: more to make a profit. The FED dropping rates short
Speaker 1: term rates not going to affect long term rates. So
Speaker 1: on and so forth. Trump's not a magician. What say you, Well,
Speaker 1: mankind is arrogant. We are. We're an arrogant species. And
Speaker 1: for as long as man has walked the planet, man
Speaker 1: has attempted to change reality, to change laws, with various
Speaker 1: degrees of success. But change laws. Economics, people, world leaders,
Speaker 1: they try to change this all the time, this law.
Speaker 1: When you have a dollar, a dollar, it's just paper, right,
Speaker 1: that special paper, But it's just paper. In order for
Speaker 1: it to be worth something, it has to be backed
Speaker 1: by something. There has to be something that gives that
Speaker 1: dollar value. Otherwise its value is only in the piece
Speaker 1: of paper. Right. Well, if you print large quantities of money,
Speaker 1: unbacked money, then the value of everyone's dollar goes down,
Speaker 1: all right. Now, That happens all the time. They manage that.
Speaker 1: That's why they always cite, hey, we only want your
Speaker 1: money to deflate two percent a year, three percent a year.
Speaker 1: What is that? That's them managing expectations and managing that.
Speaker 1: We'll try to make it so you only lose two
Speaker 1: percent of value every year.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: I would argue that's not a great policy either way.
Speaker 1: That's not important for our time. Do you remember during
Speaker 1: COVID when it was first announced, they announced that they
Speaker 1: were going to do it before they did it, When
Speaker 1: they first announced that they were planning to quote shut
Speaker 1: down the country for fifteen days because we got a virus. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to rehash that policy. But if you
Speaker 1: were listing back then, and I realized, honestly, probably seventy
Speaker 1: five percent of our listeners are new now because the
Speaker 1: show's grown so fast. But if you were listing back then,
Speaker 1: you remember this something I don't know that you've heard
Speaker 1: very much out of me and my voice desperation that
Speaker 1: wasn't just anger. Do you remember how desperate I was
Speaker 1: to stop it? How often do I? I don't want
Speaker 1: to stress you out. I don't want to stress me out.
Speaker 1: I don't yell. I yelled into the microphone, desperate to
Speaker 1: stop it. Because you can't stop a twenty trillion dollar
Speaker 1: current or economy on purpose without horrible consequences. And they
Speaker 1: realized that. So when they stopped a twenty trillion dollar economy,
Speaker 1: they then went and printed seven trillion dollars basically overnight.
Speaker 1: It wasn't overnight, but it was basically overnight in unbacked currency.
Speaker 1: That's why you're twenty five thirty percent poorer than you
Speaker 1: were before COVID. Everyone wants to play politics with it.
Speaker 1: It could be this, it could be that. It was
Speaker 1: just this. It was just that. I was desperate because
Speaker 1: I knew we would never fix it again. Inflation prices,
Speaker 1: they're never ever going back to what they were. I
Speaker 1: was desperate because I knew if we took that step,
Speaker 1: if we made that mistake, there was no turning back.
Speaker 1: And I knew, you remember that normal people would suffer
Speaker 1: forever because of those decisions. People will suffer because of
Speaker 1: those decisions. After you're dead, your kids will be paying
Speaker 1: still for those decisions. And that was the desperation I
Speaker 1: approached it, and that was how I approached it. That
Speaker 1: was why I approached it that way. And I'm very
Speaker 1: sad to say it turned out to be one hundred
Speaker 1: percent right. I wish I was one hundred percent wrong.
Speaker 1: I wish it had never happened. I did everything I
Speaker 1: possibly could to stop it from happening, but it happened,
Speaker 1: and now we got to freaking live with it. Let's
Speaker 1: move on, Let's do something good. I just depressed myself.
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Speaker 1: for a little while, shall we. Jesse, I always believe
Speaker 1: that you are a serious journalist, but you went all
Speaker 1: week without reporting on how some French dude checked himself
Speaker 1: in the er because he had a World War One
Speaker 1: artillery round lodged. I'm not gonna go ah, I'm not
Speaker 1: going to finish the rest of that story. I am
Speaker 1: going to simply say this two things. First, children listen
Speaker 1: to the show. Children listen without their parents, and their
Speaker 1: parents allow them to do that because I do family
Speaker 1: friendly radio. That's one. Two. I am a World War
Speaker 1: One fanatic, and the same thing applies to World War Two,
Speaker 1: but World War One especially, I can't believe there are
Speaker 1: still so many unexploded rounds out there that look. Every
Speaker 1: now and then you'll read a news story there'll be
Speaker 1: some poor farmer digging a ditch and he'll just die.
Speaker 1: He'll hit the wrong round and it'll just explode and
Speaker 1: he's just gonna die. It's awful in every possible way,
Speaker 1: and it's so fascinating that something that happened over one
Speaker 1: hundred years ago. That was so horrible. It was such
Speaker 1: a living hell. There's still death hanging around from it
Speaker 1: to this day. Don't you think that's morbid? Extremely morbid?
Speaker 1: Kind of cool if we're being honest, but extremely more
Speaker 1: it is. Chris Jesse, I've recently come into some money.
Speaker 1: I'm considering purchasing a few firearms. I was hoping to
Speaker 1: get your thoughts on what you'd recommend as a good
Speaker 1: starting point. All right, if i'd never well, I don't
Speaker 1: know your gun level expertise, but it doesn't sound like
Speaker 1: it's very much. You know, the best thing my dad
Speaker 1: did for me when I was learning how to shoot,
Speaker 1: I was six years old. Yeah, yeah, we started early
Speaker 1: in my house. I was six years old. You know.
Speaker 1: The first gun I had, I had a single shot
Speaker 1: four to ten shotgun. If you don't know anything about shotguns,
Speaker 1: that's obviously it'll kill you. Be very careful. All guns
Speaker 1: will kill you. But that is a very very small,
Speaker 1: weak shotgun round. You're not gonna go duck hunting with
Speaker 1: a four to ten shotgun. When I was allowed again,
Speaker 1: we played fast and loose in my house. My dad
Speaker 1: taught me, you know, hunter. Safety was very strict about that.
Speaker 1: But I would just take my four to ten shotgun
Speaker 1: and some shells. I just go out to the woods
Speaker 1: start shooting stuff. When I was allowed, I would take
Speaker 1: eggs out back. I go shoot eggs with it. It
Speaker 1: taught me how to handle a weapon. Start super small
Speaker 1: when it comes to guns today, here's what happens in
Speaker 1: social media. There are all these super studs out there.
Speaker 1: Every you know, there's a BK and a Clay Martin
Speaker 1: out there. There's always some green Beret Navy Seal Air
Speaker 1: Force PGA type and he's out there doing this elite
Speaker 1: training with weapons that you see in the movies, and
Speaker 1: you think I want to be that guy. Slow down.
Speaker 1: I bet your money if I talk to Clay about it,
Speaker 1: I'll bring Clay on and ask him. I bet you
Speaker 1: if I talked to Clay about it, I bet you
Speaker 1: Clay had a little twenty two when he was a kid,
Speaker 1: little four to ten shotgun. If you came into some
Speaker 1: money and you want to start buying guns, don't start
Speaker 1: super small. Practice light and small. Figure out what you like. Eventually.
Speaker 1: If I wanted five guns, you asked for five recommendations,
Speaker 1: I would have some sort of a concealed carry weapon.
Speaker 1: I carry a hell Cat Pro, a Springfield hell Cat Pro.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that's the best thing in the world.
Speaker 1: I love it. Sig makes a great gun, glock makes
Speaker 1: a great gun. There's all kinds of great guns out there.
Speaker 1: That's just what I carry. I'd have a concealed carry
Speaker 1: weapon that I carry on me. That way I can
Speaker 1: kill anyone who's trying to harm me or my family.
Speaker 1: I would always have a shotgun. Why because I love them.
Speaker 1: I can't help it. I adore shotguns. I would have
Speaker 1: a rifle, a dear rifle type of some kind, some
Speaker 1: kind of rifle like that, and I would always mix
Speaker 1: in some sort of in well they call them ars
Speaker 1: things in ar now I could. I could go into that.
Speaker 1: But whether whatever that is, some sort of five five six,
Speaker 1: maybe a three hundred blackout, maybe a seven six' two,
Speaker 1: Something how DO i explain something that looks like AT
Speaker 1: m sixteen you see in the? Movies, Okay i'll explain
Speaker 1: it that. Way something like. That that's that's really the
Speaker 1: basics of WHERE i would. Start and then since that was,
Speaker 1: four get something. Fun there's nothing wrong with having. Fun
Speaker 1: get something old and fun if that's your. Thing one
Speaker 1: of the funnest Weapons i've ever shot in my life
Speaker 1: is AN m one. Grand someone has An ewojima, question
Speaker 1: which is funny BECAUSE m one grand was employed. WIDELY
Speaker 1: m one. Grand it weighs about eight. Pounds it is
Speaker 1: so much fun to shoot because the weight is so.
Speaker 1: Much it shoots, real, real. Smooth it's a semi automatic
Speaker 1: one and you get that lovely after the eight, round
Speaker 1: after you run out OF ammo and you're a clip
Speaker 1: in AN n one, grand not a, magazine it's a.
Speaker 1: Clip after that, ping that clip comes. Out it's a great.
Speaker 1: Feeling you feel like You're. Aniwojima it's. Amazing highly recommend
Speaker 1: AN m one. Grand what's, That? Chris, Oh chris has
Speaker 1: AN n one Car. By that's a great gun. Too
Speaker 1: then there's a lot of great. Guns or A thompson submachine,
Speaker 1: gun A tommy. Gun you would know it As thompson's submachine. Gun,
Speaker 1: stupid fun to. Shoot it shoots a forty five caliber,
Speaker 1: round you, know like in nineteen. Eleven, GOSH i love that,
Speaker 1: gun all, right, quit don't get me, Distracted. JESSE i
Speaker 1: know you're an advocate for moving from a red, state
Speaker 1: or moving to a red state to make them. Redder
Speaker 1: what about the mass migrations to purple states to make them.
Speaker 1: Red you can say, that but you're never going to get.
Speaker 1: People you're never going to get people to violate bettering.
Speaker 1: Themselves meaning if you ask somebody to, Move, okay moving. Sucks.
Speaker 1: MOVE i lived in ten houses in ten years at
Speaker 1: one point in time WHEN i was a. KID i
Speaker 1: know all about, moving packing, up u haul the. WORKS
Speaker 1: i know all about. It moving. Sucks. Now if you're
Speaker 1: asking someone to uproot their, lives their, family new, schools new,
Speaker 1: jobs new, everything you have to give. Them you have
Speaker 1: to give them more than a political. Goal the beauty
Speaker 1: of moving from a blue state to a red. State
Speaker 1: it's not just. Politics and keep in mind politics does
Speaker 1: matter that red. State the more, population the more congressional
Speaker 1: seats you, get all, that it's not just that their
Speaker 1: life is better that's the better. Sell moving from for, Instance,
Speaker 1: washington D. C i lived In, washington D. C for a,
Speaker 1: year and THEN i moved To texas in The dallas.
Speaker 1: Area i'm not there, anymore BUT i moved to The dallas.
Speaker 1: Area we were in the blood red. Suburbs we were
Speaker 1: taken aback by how much better life. Was your neighbors are,
Speaker 1: better everything's better in a red. Place and that's a
Speaker 1: better sell well than political sells to. People when you
Speaker 1: let's say you're a man and you want to, move
Speaker 1: or you're a woman you want to. Move you sit
Speaker 1: down with your spouse and you're telling, Them, HEY i
Speaker 1: think we should find work In. Tennessee, Sorry i'm going
Speaker 1: to get all this hate mail From. Tennessee now everyone's
Speaker 1: gonna yelp. Me we're, full but, HEY i think we
Speaker 1: should find work In. TENNESSEE i think we should sell our,
Speaker 1: house pack everything, up move across the. Country that's a.
Speaker 1: Lot that's asking a lot of. Somebody you're gonna have
Speaker 1: to tell me. Why i'm gonna need you to walk
Speaker 1: me through WHY i need to pack up everything and
Speaker 1: move across the. Country if you tell, me, well So
Speaker 1: republicans can have more congressional. Seats, eh that may not
Speaker 1: sound worth. It you tell me our dollar will go,
Speaker 1: Further so it's gonna be like we get we make more,
Speaker 1: money our kid will be in a better school where
Speaker 1: they're not learning how to be, gay where people will
Speaker 1: be more. Polite, no we're talking HERE i can actually
Speaker 1: enjoy the company of my neighbors instead of waiting through
Speaker 1: The Black Lives matter. Flags, yeah that's a better. Story all,
Speaker 1: right let's do a Little trump Jd vance all that.
Speaker 1: Stuff we're gonna do a Little Ewo jima.
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Speaker 1: on this last night a little, bit but not on
Speaker 1: this specific, subject but on. Brainwashing if you will cults
Speaker 1: things like, that you can get to a place where
Speaker 1: you are so beaten, down not even necessarily, physically but that,
Speaker 1: applies where you are so beaten down physically and maybe,
Speaker 1: mentally that you will say whatever someone wants you to.
Speaker 1: Say how it works in The United states Of america,
Speaker 1: now and there's all kinds of studies on, this there
Speaker 1: is no there's hardly an inch of daylight between anyone
Speaker 1: on the. Left people on the right have all kinds of,
Speaker 1: disagreements all kinds of. Them you probably disagree with me
Speaker 1: all the time on, things and that's. Great there are
Speaker 1: all kinds of different ways to look at this issue
Speaker 1: or that issue on the right that is not tolerated
Speaker 1: on the, left absolutely not. Tolerated you will say, This
Speaker 1: you will not say. That you. Will it is unbelievably.
Speaker 1: Strict they strictly police their, own their, language and their.
Speaker 1: Actions the result of this is if you're on the,
Speaker 1: left if you are A, democrat when you are around Other,
Speaker 1: democrats you do not at all feel free to disagree
Speaker 1: with them on any issue at, all because you understand
Speaker 1: they will pounce on you like a bunch of ravenous
Speaker 1: wolves if you. Do and it goes to such extreme.
Speaker 1: Levels this sounds, crazy But i've seen. It you're in
Speaker 1: A democrat, Party democrat. Area people will be at a
Speaker 1: party and someone A democrat has Every democrat stand, says,
Speaker 1: WOW i mean we probably should deport rapists who are here.
Speaker 1: Illegally that person will get ripped to shreds by the
Speaker 1: others around. Them ripped to. Shreds, oh what do you Support? Trump?
Speaker 1: Now it's crazy to watch it. Happen the end result
Speaker 1: of that is you will say whatever is demanded of,
Speaker 1: you and you are completely. Programmable once you have been
Speaker 1: brainwashed to that, level your head is going to spin
Speaker 1: at how Quickly democrats will transition From Trump, Nazi Trump,
Speaker 1: Nazi Trump, Nazi Trump nazi To JD's even. WORSE Jd
Speaker 1: vance is even. WORSE Jd vance is A nazi uh plus.
Speaker 1: Ten He's he's worse Than. Hitler He's hitler And himler.
Speaker 1: Combined and your liberal Ant peggy will, overnight, overnight she
Speaker 1: will start using that same. Line she's been. Programmed she
Speaker 1: has been whipped, in beaten down so many times by
Speaker 1: her other communist friends at her communist parties that now
Speaker 1: you just tell her what to. Say the thought of
Speaker 1: being cast out of that group is way too much
Speaker 1: for her to. Bear she could never live in a
Speaker 1: world where she was tossed out of that. Group she
Speaker 1: has to absolutely has to say whatever they. Say that's
Speaker 1: how she, thinks that's how communism. Works they will transition
Speaker 1: off Of trump faster than you can, Imagine faster than
Speaker 1: you can imagine for now what they have to. Do
Speaker 1: you hear guys Like gavin newsom doing, this they still
Speaker 1: have to campaign Against. Trump, Well trump's gonna run. Again
Speaker 1: we have to Stop trump because the transition hasn't been made.
Speaker 1: Yet but that's exactly, Right. Chris they're just waiting for
Speaker 1: the next software. Update remember we talk about how they're
Speaker 1: more robot than. Human they're just. Waiting it'll be in
Speaker 1: the blink of an. Eye it'll BE jdv if it
Speaker 1: is Jd, vance AND i assume it. WILL i don't
Speaker 1: know if it is Jd, vance it'll be in the
Speaker 1: blink of an. Eye oh, yeah. Yeah the really smart
Speaker 1: ones Like. JENSAKI i know you don't like. HER i
Speaker 1: don't like her. Either they're really. Smart they already see this.
Speaker 1: Coming they're already getting the software update.
Speaker 6: READY i think the little mentoring candidate Jd vance wants
Speaker 6: to be president more than anything. ELSE i always wonder
Speaker 6: what's going on in the mind of his, wife like you're,
Speaker 6: okay please bring blink four, Times, yeah we'll come over, here.
Speaker 1: We'll save, you.
Speaker 6: And that he's willing to do anything to get, there
Speaker 6: and that your whole iteration you're just. OUTLINED i, mean
Speaker 6: he's scarier in certain, ways he's smarter in some. Ways
Speaker 6: and he's young and ambitious and.
Speaker 2: Ambitious oh, god she's.
Speaker 1: A's switch faster than you can. Imagine all we can
Speaker 1: do is sit back and sing song.
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Speaker 7: heal this world with.
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Speaker 8: way we can all be accountable to healing our relationship
Speaker 8: with our nation's first. Peoples so let's go try it
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Speaker 1: right we'll do this. Together are you.
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Speaker 2: Lives learning to say the.
Speaker 8: Name it's just a small way we can all be
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Speaker 1: Jima we will get to those things next