Speaker 1: What is the system? We talk about it all the time.
Speaker 1: What is it? How does it work? Let's dig into that.
Speaker 1: Let's also dig into these street protests, culture wars stuff. Man,
Speaker 1: what a show tonight when I'm right? The system. You've
Speaker 1: heard me use that term a thousand times, maybe you've
Speaker 1: even found yourself using it now, the system describing our
Speaker 1: corrupt not just government, the corrupt institutions we have in
Speaker 1: this country. How they've all been occupied and taken over
Speaker 1: by dirty, vile communists, and they're all working together against
Speaker 1: you at all times. But that's honestly, it's vague, isn't it.
Speaker 1: So how about some specific examples? How does that even work?
Speaker 1: How does the system work? Well? I want to give
Speaker 1: a lot of credit to Jim Jordan, who will be
Speaker 1: joining us tomorrow. Obviously the big cheese on the House
Speaker 1: Judiciary Committee. I have to give credit to him because
Speaker 1: he's the one breaking all this. Thank you Jim for
Speaker 1: laying it all out exactly how the system operates. You
Speaker 1: want to know how, Well, here's how it works. You see,
Speaker 1: leading up to the twenty twenty election, not after leading
Speaker 1: up to the twenty twenty election, the system decided they
Speaker 1: wanted a lot of this anti Democrat talk to quiet down,
Speaker 1: and they wanted Republicans to shut up and go away,
Speaker 1: and so that was a mission. Okay, So how do
Speaker 1: you accomplish that? Well, here's how they accomplished it. The
Speaker 1: State Department worked hand in hand with CISA, who worked
Speaker 1: hand in hand with the Department of Homeland Security, who
Speaker 1: worked hand in hand with America's university system okay, a
Speaker 1: completely different part of the system, who worked hand in
Speaker 1: hand with america Social media companies, another totally quote separate
Speaker 1: part of the system. They all joined together to make
Speaker 1: sure you in your political opinions against Democrats and pro
Speaker 1: free speech and maybe even pro Trump or something like that,
Speaker 1: to make sure you were silenced and censored. What was
Speaker 1: it called, Ah, this is the best part. It was
Speaker 1: called the Election Integrity Partnership. Isn't that so beautiful? That
Speaker 1: is so how it works to the worst things. The
Speaker 1: system does always have the nicest sounding names. After all,
Speaker 1: who wouldn't want election integrity? We need an election integrity partnership.
Speaker 1: So how would it work? Well, here's how it worked.
Speaker 1: The federal government. They would identify speech they didn't like.
Speaker 1: Now pause for a second, what speech and whose speech. Well,
Speaker 1: the kind of speech they censored were jokes, Joe Biden's
Speaker 1: got dementia jokes, or just flat out facts that they
Speaker 1: wanted to keep hidden. Okay, So they identified that from
Speaker 1: people you would know, people who've appeared a million times
Speaker 1: on the show, from Jack Posobic to Tracy Beans to
Speaker 1: all these people. They were identified harm Meat, Dylan, Sean
Speaker 1: Davis identified as people who spread around these jokes. Okay,
Speaker 1: So the federal government identified the people, they identified the
Speaker 1: jokes or opinions they didn't like, and now they want
Speaker 1: those opinions censored. But it seems a little ham fisted,
Speaker 1: doesn't it to just go right to the social media
Speaker 1: companies if you're the federal government and say hey, take
Speaker 1: down that post. You need to legitimize your censorship. So
Speaker 1: what did they do. They got with America's universities of
Speaker 1: America's elite universities like Stanford, who will, of course, in
Speaker 1: a very nonpartisan fashion, come up with a great system
Speaker 1: to make sure this is all done in a very
Speaker 1: intellectual way. And so they work with Stamford, who of
Speaker 1: course will come up and say, oh my gosh, this
Speaker 1: is damaging information. It should be censored. Then the federal
Speaker 1: government in conjunction with the universities, walks into let's say
Speaker 1: Facebook and says, hey, I talked to Stamford. Look at this.
Speaker 1: I talked to my friends at Stamford that speech that
Speaker 1: post right there that should be deleted, and the person
Speaker 1: who said it maybe suspend their account, even delete their account.
Speaker 1: That's how the system works. Now. In case you think
Speaker 1: Jesse's being an over the top conspiracy theorist, I have
Speaker 1: great news for you. You actually don't have to take my
Speaker 1: word for it at all. In fact, I don't want
Speaker 1: you to. I want you to listen to FBI's special
Speaker 1: agent Elvis Chan bragging about it.
Speaker 2: We talked with all of these entities I mentioned regularly,
Speaker 2: at least on a monthly basis, and right before the election,
Speaker 2: probably on a weekly basis. Right, if they were seeing
Speaker 2: anything unusual, if we were seeing anything unusual, sharing intelligence
Speaker 2: with technology companies, with social media companies so that they
Speaker 2: could protect their own platforms.
Speaker 1: Right, bragging about it, of course that sounds great, right,
Speaker 1: protect your platform election integrity? Of course. Of course, this
Speaker 1: special agent is not rotting in a federal prison where
Speaker 1: he belongs for the rest of his life. He's Scott
Speaker 1: Free making a boatload of money in the system. This
Speaker 1: is the guy who lied, of course, in his deposition
Speaker 1: about Hunter Biden and his laptop.
Speaker 2: Are you aware of any communications between anyone at Facebook
Speaker 2: and anyone at the FBI related to the Hunter Byen
Speaker 2: laptop story?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: How about any other social media platform?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: How about Apple or Microsoft?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No. Maybe you're sitting there saying, Jesse my gosh, who
Speaker 1: is this evil agent of the government. Why didn't I
Speaker 1: know about him earlier? Well, if you're going to forgive
Speaker 1: me for this, I'm not trying to be insulting the
Speaker 1: reason you didn't know about him earlier, as you just
Speaker 1: started watching, I'm right, longtime viewers have known about Elvis
Speaker 1: Chan for quite some time. I believe everything that comes
Speaker 1: out of the DOJFBI, everywhere, I believe all of it
Speaker 1: is a lie. I think I'm being lied to at
Speaker 1: all times. And if you would like to earn back
Speaker 1: my trust, so I believe you ever again about anything,
Speaker 1: you will arrest that human being. He will put him
Speaker 1: through a public trial for violating the civil rights of Americans,
Speaker 1: for violating abusing his post at the Federal Bureau of Investigation,
Speaker 1: and as soon as the cell door closes on Elvis
Speaker 1: Chan as he'll be as he begins his thirty year
Speaker 1: prison sentence in Fort Leavenworth, then you will start to
Speaker 1: earn back a little bit of my trust. But you see,
Speaker 1: not one elected Republican in the United States of America
Speaker 1: that I'm aware of has even suggested arresting this man. Now.
Speaker 1: I set all that to say this, I just want
Speaker 1: to finish up on this because we have a huge show.
Speaker 1: I don't have all day. I said all that to say,
Speaker 1: do you think that they've stopped all these evil people
Speaker 1: running things? Do you think as we are finding out
Speaker 1: everything they did, do you think that was all in
Speaker 1: the past. Do you think it's all still happening right now?
Speaker 1: Something to think about? Right? All that may have made
Speaker 1: you uncomfortable, but I am right. Speaking of FBI's special agents,
Speaker 1: we have one of the brave whistleblowers here to describe
Speaker 1: exactly how this organization operates, and he will join us
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Speaker 6: On top of the homegrown violent extremists and domestic violn
Speaker 6: extremist threat. We also cannot and do not discount the
Speaker 6: possibility that HAMAS or another foreign terrorist organization may exploit
Speaker 6: the current conflict to conduct attacks here on our own soil.
Speaker 5: On top of the homegrown violent extremists and domestic violon
Speaker 5: extremists thread, on top of the homegrown violent extremists and
Speaker 5: domestic viol extremists.
Speaker 1: Threat very revealing little bit of testimony was, and that's
Speaker 1: why we talked about it so much at the time.
Speaker 1: Directly of the FBI has asked specifically about hamas gee,
Speaker 1: haughty terror the border, What are the threats? And immediately
Speaker 1: immediately it combines domestic terrorism. But who are these domestic terrorists?
Speaker 1: You remember the display that got leaked out there? People
Speaker 1: fly in that dangerous Gadstan flag. Come and take it flags,
Speaker 1: you know, little things like that. Joining me now, in
Speaker 1: my opinion, one of the heroes of this country, even
Speaker 1: though you'd never call himself that FBI whistleblower, former FBI
Speaker 1: special agent, my friend, Steven Friend joins us. Okay, Steve,
Speaker 1: who exactly are these domestic violent extremists the FBI is
Speaker 1: looking for? And what are they doing when they say
Speaker 1: they're looking for them?
Speaker 7: Well, thanks for having me, Jesse. Here's the thing that
Speaker 7: the FBI loves to do. They love to issue the
Speaker 7: caveat that the FBI does not investigate First Amendment protected activity.
Speaker 7: That is utter, complete hogwash. The FBI loves to look
Speaker 7: for groups of individuals, or even individuals themselves who are
Speaker 7: doing nothing illegal, nothing improper that they have decided to
Speaker 7: not follow along with a new secular state religion that
Speaker 7: we're all required to uphol, where we worship at the
Speaker 7: altar of the government and we accept premises such as
Speaker 7: people in white lab coats know the science and we
Speaker 7: have to follow it, or transgender madness, and the FBI
Speaker 7: will open investigations. And here's the thing, the warfare that
Speaker 7: is going on against the American people in this case,
Speaker 7: all tools are at their disposal. They will go after them,
Speaker 7: They will reinterpret laws and charge them with crimes, or
Speaker 7: they will label them. Take somebody like a Mike Glover
Speaker 7: and an American contingency who's encouraging people to be self reliant,
Speaker 7: obviously departing from the idea that you have to worship
Speaker 7: at the altar of the government, and the FBI likes
Speaker 7: to label that individual a militia violent extremist with a
Speaker 7: low probability of violence, zero being the lowest possible number,
Speaker 7: but it's still low. And now the FBI has an
Speaker 7: open investigation, an open intelligence investigation where they can continue
Speaker 7: to gain information. They have now found the man and
Speaker 7: they're going to look for the crime.
Speaker 1: Okay, now, explain what that means when they now have
Speaker 1: an open investigation. You know they have an open investigation
Speaker 1: on you and open an l behind know they're all
Speaker 1: over you, but an open investigation on me. So what
Speaker 1: does that mean for average American? He put up a
Speaker 1: Facebook post a little too spicy for the FBI, and
Speaker 1: now they've opened an investigation on him. Now what can
Speaker 1: they do?
Speaker 7: Well, depending on the level of the investigation, if it's
Speaker 7: a preliminary or a full.
Speaker 3: In most cases it's going to be a full investigation.
Speaker 7: They're going to have all these tools at their disposal,
Speaker 7: and they're going to have a lot of pressure to
Speaker 7: use all the tools at their disposal because of the
Speaker 7: FBI's quota system, they have to say that they use
Speaker 7: these tools. They are a hammer in search of a nail.
Speaker 7: So if they were to open up an intelligence investigation,
Speaker 7: they could be looking through your mail.
Speaker 3: They could look through your.
Speaker 7: Social media that's publicly available, or they could lean on
Speaker 7: their partners in private industry who they like to liaison
Speaker 7: with and establish trip wires with to go through your
Speaker 7: private messagings, messages between you, your family, and your friends.
Speaker 3: As it was what happened to my wife.
Speaker 7: My wife sent a private message on her Facebook account
Speaker 7: and her account was immediately shut down.
Speaker 3: Why do you think that happened? So those are the
Speaker 3: sort of communications that.
Speaker 7: Can be monitored and that could even extend into eventually
Speaker 7: obtaining a search, a search warrant for your for your phone,
Speaker 7: a a wire to tap on on any sort of
Speaker 7: texting or calling that you might do. Or they might
Speaker 7: just come bang on your door at six o'clock in
Speaker 7: the morning like they like to do with the bear
Speaker 7: Cat and a tactical team and say that they have
Speaker 7: a search warrant for you now because you have done
Speaker 7: something that they deem to be improper illegal.
Speaker 3: Uh. And and finally, I'll say this, once.
Speaker 7: The process is begun, the process itself is the punishment, because,
Speaker 7: as Donald Trump is finding out, once a prospect process
Speaker 7: has begun, they can say you've obstructed that process, even
Speaker 7: if the underlying reason for that that that process to
Speaker 7: have begun is completely ridiculous. They can say, uh, we're
Speaker 7: investigating you for wearing a red tie. Well that's not illegal.
Speaker 7: Well you're not cooperating with us. You've now obstructed our investigation,
Speaker 7: and we're going to arrest you for it.
Speaker 1: Good grief, Okay, Steve, I've ben I'm gonna say, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna ask the lamest question in the world, and I
Speaker 1: know it's lame, but I want you to unlame all
Speaker 1: of us. Isn't there some protection the average citizen has
Speaker 1: from the federal law enforcement arm declaring war on people
Speaker 1: like this? Shouldn't there be something in place to stop it?
Speaker 7: There should Under ideal circumstances, you have supposed to have equal,
Speaker 7: coequal branches of government, so you have hopefully a House
Speaker 7: of Representatives that could stand in the gap and use
Speaker 7: the power of the purse strings to defund the woke
Speaker 7: and weaponized FBI and the DOJ. But they've proven unwilling
Speaker 7: to do that thus far. They're not willing to use
Speaker 7: the Home and Rule, where in effect they could zero
Speaker 7: out salaries or entire programs. They've just gone along with
Speaker 7: it and said that, you know, well, I guess America
Speaker 7: is going to have to vote next year and give
Speaker 7: us more power and authority. But they're not willing to
Speaker 7: use the power that they've already been given. I think though,
Speaker 7: that we're looking in myself included. I'm going to hold
Speaker 7: myself accountable. You can't look to Washington this problem, you
Speaker 7: have to look to your local authorities. So I had
Speaker 7: the privilege to be involved with an effort in South
Speaker 7: Florida down in Naples, where that county established itself as
Speaker 7: a sanctuary county for the Bill of Rights, and in effect,
Speaker 7: the county Board of Commissioners and the sheriff in that
Speaker 7: county are going to stand in the gap if the
Speaker 7: FBI or the federal government is out of control and
Speaker 7: comes forward with something that they feel is out of
Speaker 7: line with the Constitution, and the shareful stand of the
Speaker 7: gap to protect the citizens.
Speaker 1: Okay, Steve, let's talk about you. And I know you
Speaker 1: don't like to focus on that, but I know there's you,
Speaker 1: There's Scarrett, There's there's Kyle, many many more brave people
Speaker 1: who have come forward. How is the FBI handling these cases?
Speaker 1: How are they handling you?
Speaker 7: Well, they're mischanneling it, I think for all of the
Speaker 7: FBI whist blowers, And like you said, I don't like
Speaker 7: to focus on myself, but I'll talk about somebody else.
Speaker 7: There is a currently a whistleblower who came forward to
Speaker 7: the Judiciary Committee and their information was handed over to
Speaker 7: the Inspector General's Office, which should in effect be doing
Speaker 7: oversight of the FBI. The Inspector General's Office then turned
Speaker 7: that information back over to the FBI. So now that
Speaker 7: person who was hoping to remain secret and anonymous, their
Speaker 7: identity is known to the FBI, and the FBI has
Speaker 7: now opened up a domestic terrorist investigation of this individual
Speaker 7: for their participation at President Trump's speech on January sixth.
Speaker 7: They attended the speech and left, did not go over
Speaker 7: to the Capitol, but the FBI deemed that to be
Speaker 7: questionable and wound up suspending the individual security clearance, as
Speaker 7: is what happened with all of the whistleblowers. In my case,
Speaker 7: my actual clearance was revoked the day that I testified
Speaker 7: in front of the Weaponization Select Committee. So clearly all
Speaker 7: the guns have turned on the individuals who have come
Speaker 7: forward in good faith hoping to reform the agency, because
Speaker 7: the agency is obviously happy with how things are going
Speaker 7: and wants to remove the problematic employees who were not
Speaker 7: willing to just follow orders.
Speaker 1: Okay, So, just to be clear, an FBI agent attended
Speaker 1: a speech given by his president at the time, then left,
Speaker 1: committed no unlawful acts that we're aware of, and now
Speaker 1: he's being investigated by the same FBI as a potential
Speaker 1: domestic terrorist. Do I have that right?
Speaker 3: You do?
Speaker 2: You do?
Speaker 7: And I having a good authority that to several of
Speaker 7: us that are undergoing that. I always like to try
Speaker 7: to find the air Marshall who's followed me whenever I
Speaker 7: fly these days?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, okay, Steve. How do we fix this? You
Speaker 1: were inside of it. I've never been inside the FBI.
Speaker 1: You were a special agent and the FBI, unless I'm mistaken,
Speaker 1: how do we fix this?
Speaker 7: Well? I think first we have to change your mindset here.
Speaker 7: We have to get uncomfortable. We have to be comfortable
Speaker 7: being uncomfortable and think about things in a different way.
Speaker 7: This country existed before the FBI. It could certainly exist
Speaker 7: after the FBI. So if you installed me as a
Speaker 7: radical dictator, I would do away with it. But I
Speaker 7: think that you can take some some large steps to
Speaker 7: performing it. One, we have to defund the intelligence collection apparatus. Two,
Speaker 7: we have to defund and eliminate the quota system that
Speaker 7: is perversely incentivizing people to gin up stats and go
Speaker 7: after and target Americans. And lastly, we really need to
Speaker 7: think about disarming the FBI. Entirely making an unarmed investigative
Speaker 7: agency that can assist the local sheriff's offices and police departments.
Speaker 7: Because those are the guys who know the usual suspects,
Speaker 7: They know the problems that are in their communities. The
Speaker 7: FBI's prime directive should be to assist them. So let's
Speaker 7: think of it as empowering local law enforcement instead of
Speaker 7: defunding the police, as it will be labeled, undoubtedly by
Speaker 7: the communist left in this country.
Speaker 1: Steve, you are the man, my brother. I appreciate you
Speaker 1: more than you. Come back soon please, Hi will, Thanks Jessie.
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Speaker 3: Hey, your.
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Speaker 1: Is it election season already? Because that's what I saw
Speaker 1: right there. Joining me now my friend United States Marine author.
Speaker 1: He has a great sub stack because he's a field reporter.
Speaker 1: Maybe the best we have called mostly peaceful Julio rose Us. Julio, Okay,
Speaker 1: you've been on the ground, surprise, surprise, at these protests.
Speaker 1: I can't believe that you have not had suffered serious
Speaker 1: bodily harm at this point in time. But what's with
Speaker 1: these people, Wholio, because I'm hearing these a lot of
Speaker 1: the same people that were at the BLM and the
Speaker 1: Antifa protests.
Speaker 8: Man, they have a lot of causes, right, And what's
Speaker 8: what's really what sets this apart from from the past
Speaker 8: is that you know, what sparked the BLM riots in
Speaker 8: twenty twenty was the one case with Derek Chauvin and
Speaker 8: George Floyd, right, But to the Palestinians and their allies,
Speaker 8: the states are a lot more higher than that because
Speaker 8: to them there's a whole nation and people they're about
Speaker 8: to be quote unquote genocided.
Speaker 9: And so that's why there's this there's basically this giant
Speaker 9: mobilization from the far left is happening because to them,
Speaker 9: the stakes are a lot higher than than what they
Speaker 9: used to be. And then you coupled that fact that yes,
Speaker 9: it's now about to be election season, and really, I
Speaker 9: think one of the reasons why we haven't seen kind
Speaker 9: of the more kinetic action that we saw in twenty
Speaker 9: twenty is just because this is all this happened right
Speaker 9: as things started to get cold within the country, So
Speaker 9: I think that kind of tampers some of some of
Speaker 9: the some of the outrage. But I mean, we're outside
Speaker 9: of the White House and things got slightly hectic, But
Speaker 9: it's just it's just kind of interesting to see how
Speaker 9: everything is unfolding and now, you know, instead of a
Speaker 9: Republican being in the White House, I can tell you
Speaker 9: they really hate Joe Biden because they view that he
Speaker 9: has betrayed them.
Speaker 1: Julio, here's something I'm a little bit confused about something
Speaker 1: you just said and something I heard a lot. They're
Speaker 1: worried about being genocided. Who thinks they're being genocided? And
Speaker 1: this is why I ask, did they think Palestinians are
Speaker 1: going to be genocided? Hamas is going to be genocided,
Speaker 1: muzz are going to be Jena set And I realize
Speaker 1: there's all kinds of crossover there. But Palestine itself is
Speaker 1: not a big place, only two million people. So how
Speaker 1: do we have this many Palestinians here? Or is it
Speaker 1: about something bigger?
Speaker 3: I think it's a combination of both.
Speaker 9: So I mean, obviously it's a faulty premise Israel is
Speaker 9: not genociding the Gaza stript, but we just sae video
Speaker 9: today of civilians being allowed through Israeli lines to get
Speaker 9: out of the line of fire. And obviously there's all
Speaker 9: these other measures that the IDEF has done to prevent,
Speaker 9: you know, try to mitigate the civilian losses. But you
Speaker 9: know that aside I think it's again that the far
Speaker 9: left has been waiting for an issue to really galvanize them,
Speaker 9: to get them back out there, because once Derek Chauvin
Speaker 9: was found guilty on all accounts.
Speaker 3: With George Floyd, that that kind of rage dissipated.
Speaker 9: And that's why when there even has been cases of
Speaker 9: police misconduct or perceived police misconduct, that there wasn't that
Speaker 9: same level outrage. And then of course it wasn't election
Speaker 9: season either. So this, as I was saying before, it
Speaker 9: is just that there's so many crossover because they're talking
Speaker 9: about the colonization, which you know, they want to do
Speaker 9: here in the United States and they want to do
Speaker 9: other places.
Speaker 3: They want to have reparations.
Speaker 9: I heard calls reparations to be you know, instead of
Speaker 9: sending money to Israel. We need we need to keep
Speaker 9: it here so that we can do reparations and.
Speaker 3: Invest in all this other stuff.
Speaker 9: So it really is kind of the grievances that the
Speaker 9: deal that BLM has, but except on steroids, because again
Speaker 9: there's a religious aspect to it too that just really
Speaker 9: gets people fired up. And then of course when you
Speaker 9: add an actual war into the context, people people tend
Speaker 9: to really lose their minds over over stuff like that. So,
Speaker 9: and I can tell you just talking to the average
Speaker 9: person there, they want Israel to be completely destroyed. They
Speaker 9: I mean, when you ask them if you want to
Speaker 9: state solution, oftentimes they'll say no, no, we don't want it,
Speaker 9: to say, we just want we want Palestine. And so
Speaker 9: the rhetoric is a lot more is a lot more fiery, uh,
Speaker 9: in terms of it's no longer just at the police,
Speaker 9: it's it's this entire hired a nation and group of people.
Speaker 1: One thing I find interesting about this whole movement is
Speaker 1: how it's actually affecting and attacking democrats as well. Here's
Speaker 1: Corey Booker and Senator Cucumber. There are so many places
Speaker 1: in our country right now where people want to make
Speaker 1: sure then we have. This is what makes America great.
Speaker 1: The power to protest, the power to have free speech,
Speaker 1: the power of America plus that children in Palistine nine thousand,
Speaker 1: plus that favilion. You don't say, I don't care, that's
Speaker 1: a joke.
Speaker 3: Is on you.
Speaker 1: I had a stroke. I can't fully.
Speaker 3: Understand what you're saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that's really funny. United States Senator admitting
Speaker 1: you can't comprehend sentences either way.
Speaker 5: Julio.
Speaker 1: This is creating a domestic political problem for Democrats in
Speaker 1: ways I don't think they anticipated.
Speaker 3: No, not at all.
Speaker 9: And that's why when you look at places like Michigan
Speaker 9: where you have a strong Muslim community, they have and
Speaker 9: as in the clip that you that you played.
Speaker 3: Before with what I got outside the White House, they
Speaker 3: hate Joe Biden.
Speaker 9: And it really puts it really does affect the kind
Speaker 9: of how the outcome of the election I think is
Speaker 9: going to happen next year. And I understand why people
Speaker 9: have this initial reaction to say, well, why should I
Speaker 9: care what's in the Middle East?
Speaker 3: It's not a war, and that is shrue to a
Speaker 3: certain extent. But here's the thing.
Speaker 9: We have a lot of people in the United States
Speaker 9: that have a stake in it, whether it's one side
Speaker 9: or the other. And as we've seen, you're in the country,
Speaker 9: they might show up in your face whether you liked
Speaker 9: it or not.
Speaker 3: I mean, just.
Speaker 9: Yesterday we had this case of an older Jewish man
Speaker 9: was punched in the face and he got knocked down
Speaker 9: and he died from that.
Speaker 1: And so this is really going to I.
Speaker 9: Think going to escalate a little bit more, especially once
Speaker 9: the election really heats next year. And I think it
Speaker 9: remains to be seen kind of of how Democrats are
Speaker 9: gonna pivot, uh to to to address that, because again,
Speaker 9: when you look at kind of where these uh, these
Speaker 9: pockets of Palestinians or arab uh, you know, people of descent,
Speaker 9: there are typically Democrats shower holds, and if they're not
Speaker 9: gonna vote for Joe Biden, I think Democrats might want
Speaker 9: to are going to pivot and say, okay, well let's
Speaker 9: let's have a ceasefire, you know, let's see what we
Speaker 9: can do about funding funding from military aid.
Speaker 3: So I think you're right.
Speaker 9: They they they're they didn't anticipate it, and they're as
Speaker 9: as usual, they're they're kind of slow to kind of
Speaker 9: react to because this is this is this is grassroots.
Speaker 9: These are their most fervent supporters, and these are their
Speaker 9: loudest people that are going to try to really make
Speaker 9: sure that if they don't have it their way, that
Speaker 9: they're going to do something else to to try to
Speaker 9: mitigate that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's gonna be a problem. Julio, I brother, I
Speaker 1: could spend all day with you. Thank you so much. Man. Thanks.
Speaker 1: All right, let's have some uncomfortable culture war talk. You
Speaker 1: want to do that to guarantee to offend a bunch
Speaker 1: of people. Alex Clark is going to join us next.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to her about that. Before we talk to
Speaker 1: alexis to do this really quickly. The same people who
Speaker 1: are opening our border attacking our food supply, do you
Speaker 1: know the people they're attacking our money as well. You
Speaker 1: see this, Why do you think you walk in the
Speaker 1: grocery store now and start crying when you look at
Speaker 1: the cost of burger and eggs. There is a sustained
Speaker 1: focus attack on our monetary system, our debt. Look, you
Speaker 1: see the news. We talk about it every night. This
Speaker 1: is only going one direction. So what do you do?
Speaker 1: Because we can feel helpless. I can't stop it. You
Speaker 1: can't stop it. All you can do is prepare. You
Speaker 1: can't save the plane. Don't put that on yourself. Get
Speaker 1: yourself a parachute. When I tell you to get gold
Speaker 1: and silver, I don't tell you that because it's shiny
Speaker 1: and nice. I don't give a crap about it. I
Speaker 1: tell you to get gold and silver because it holds
Speaker 1: value no matter what, no matter what. And you don't
Speaker 1: have to take my word for that. History books tell
Speaker 1: you gold and silver hold value for like ever. Your
Speaker 1: dollar will go, the gold will not. Oxford Gold will
Speaker 1: send it to your front door. Gold coins or silver coins, whatever,
Speaker 1: I don't care what color it is. Get some, Get
Speaker 1: some in your four oh one, k Ira. Let Oxford
Speaker 1: handle all this for you. You don't know how to
Speaker 1: do it. I don't know how to do what they do.
Speaker 1: Go to Jesse Kellygold dot com and protect yourself. Get
Speaker 1: yourself a parachute. Jesse Kellygold dot com. We'll be back.
Speaker 1: That's what you see. Women like Chelsea Hend, they're feminists.
Speaker 1: Like Chelsea Hen, they're going with now. They've been lied
Speaker 1: to by their society forever that you could be a
Speaker 1: girl boss and you can do anything a man can do,
Speaker 1: which everyone who's ever seen a woman back up a
Speaker 1: vehicle knows that's not true. But either way, they've been
Speaker 1: told that they should do career and don't do a
Speaker 1: family or anything like that. And soon you're Chelsea Handler.
Speaker 1: Soon it's Valentine's Day and your womb resembles a dried
Speaker 1: up tumbleweed blowing down an old western town, and your
Speaker 1: Valentine's Day date for the tenth year in a row
Speaker 1: is a ten year old copy of Magic Mike and
Speaker 1: a half full bottle of Xenax, and you're trying to
Speaker 1: pretend like you're happy. Boy, did they get mad at
Speaker 1: me about that one. It was just a friggin joke,
Speaker 1: But you know there's some truth woven in there. Joining
Speaker 1: me now, Alex Clark, Host of The Spillover with Alex Clark. Alex,
Speaker 1: you have a great video love titled have We girl
Speaker 1: Bossed Too Close to the Sun? What are you talking about?
Speaker 4: Yeah, So, there's been several viral tiktoks recently of girls
Speaker 4: complaining about working the nine to five grind and how
Speaker 4: this isn't what they expected in life, that they're not happy,
Speaker 4: that they're really miserable, And then a lot of conservative
Speaker 4: commentators took that as an opportunity to roast her basically
Speaker 4: and just say grow up, welcome to being an adult.
Speaker 4: And my take is that I posted on the Real
Speaker 4: Alex Clark YouTube, is that this was actually never God's
Speaker 4: design for women. We're unhappy because spiritually this isn't how
Speaker 4: we were supposed to be living, but also physically this
Speaker 4: isn't how we were supposed to be living as women.
Speaker 4: So happening right now. And Charlie Kirk, I was actually
Speaker 4: just on the Charlie Kirk Show and he we had
Speaker 4: a really nice, heated debate on this. He doesn't believe
Speaker 4: me that this is happening. But my audience is primarily
Speaker 4: young women, and I am telling you that enthusiastically it
Speaker 4: is happening. There is a mass exodus of women leaving
Speaker 4: the feminist movement, even if unintentionally. So young women are
Speaker 4: not necessarily buying what the feminist movement has been selling
Speaker 4: because there is ample evidence that what we were told
Speaker 4: was necessary to feel fulfilled. So examples would be poisonous
Speaker 4: hormonal birth control that wreaks havoc on your so that
Speaker 4: you know you can have promiscuous sex, which reeks have
Speaker 4: it then on your health, fighting a fake wage gap
Speaker 4: which we know doesn't exist, putting more worth on working
Speaker 4: outside the home as opposed to working inside the home,
Speaker 4: telling women to ignore our guilt and shame from leaving
Speaker 4: our newborns at six weeks old, which is biologically unnatural
Speaker 4: and incredibly damaging for mom and baby, Deferring to big
Speaker 4: fertility treatments, and going into gobs of debt to maybe
Speaker 4: not even guaranteed get pregnant after putting your career first,
Speaker 4: and putting off a family for your twenties and thirties.
Speaker 3: Basically, all of this has made.
Speaker 4: Us infertile, miserable, narcissistic, hormonally imbalanced, wage slaves, and even
Speaker 4: young women who yes, a lot of us, most of
Speaker 4: us are still voting liberal, but they are at least
Speaker 4: experiencing the veil being lifted from their eyes in terms
Speaker 4: of what we've been told will allegedly make women happy.
Speaker 4: So I strongly believe that if we are able to
Speaker 4: convince women through culture we get through to them on
Speaker 4: how going against God's design for the role of women
Speaker 4: in society and family should be, we get back to basics,
Speaker 4: women will actually come around on the politics after that,
Speaker 4: So I'm not saying that women shouldn't work. Obviously I work.
Speaker 4: But we should be doing two things. Okay, We should
Speaker 4: be teaching and training young women to choose career paths
Speaker 4: if they want one that will be conducive to prioritizing
Speaker 4: the home. That means careers that allow you to have
Speaker 4: flexible hours, work part time, or work from home. Nursing
Speaker 4: is a great example of that. If she wants to
Speaker 4: be a paralegal, she can do it. But do that
Speaker 4: stuff before you have a family, and be willing to
Speaker 4: posit or step away for a time, at least in
Speaker 4: the first three years of your child's life, when their
Speaker 4: development and attachment is crucial, and then come back to
Speaker 4: it when they're a little older. Now, according to the
Speaker 4: Mom Project, forty three percent of highly skilled women leave
Speaker 4: the workforce after becoming mothers. So what I have been saying, Jesse,
Speaker 4: is that if we teach girls that there is a
Speaker 4: high probability that they will want to stay home eventually,
Speaker 4: wouldn't that have some sort of impact on the type
Speaker 4: of career women might choose. Many of us have come
Speaker 4: to this point in our lives or close to it.
Speaker 4: We're weighing the pros and cons and wondering which path
Speaker 4: to choose. Do I girl boss it up, do I
Speaker 4: pursue career first, or do I focus on a family?
Speaker 4: And gen Z girls are feeling confused because millennials my
Speaker 4: generation propagandie this girl boss pipe dream and how great
Speaker 4: it would be, and gen Z is now realizing as
Speaker 4: they're graduating from college that it sucks. So millennial conservatives,
Speaker 4: men and women need to show grace to the younger generation,
Speaker 4: tell them that there is a better way and that
Speaker 4: it doesn't have to be like this, especially for women.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I need you to help me out here
Speaker 1: because I'm neither young or a woman and you're both.
Speaker 1: How do we reach them? Okay, they're not happy with
Speaker 1: where they are. That's not surprising. You just laid out
Speaker 1: the reasons very clearly, and I agree with you on
Speaker 1: all that. Now we need to rea I can't reach them,
Speaker 1: or if I can, I don't know how how do
Speaker 1: we reach them? Where do we reach them?
Speaker 4: So I am using it. A bunch of other commentators
Speaker 4: have been using the culture talking point.
Speaker 3: So when you get through to.
Speaker 4: Them and you explain to them, like, hey, the wage
Speaker 4: gap is a myth our bodies based on our mentrual cycle.
Speaker 4: The way God designed us literally is not conducive to
Speaker 4: a nine to five grind. And that you know, big
Speaker 4: fertility uses you, manipulates you to put your career first
Speaker 4: so that they can make money on you later when
Speaker 4: you're bound to want to have a family like most
Speaker 4: women do. All of these things, the daycare live that
Speaker 4: it isn't actually normal, that it's not good to push
Speaker 4: through the guilt that you feel dropping your six week
Speaker 4: old off in daycare, all of these things.
Speaker 3: If we use this to get through.
Speaker 4: To women, they hear this, they understand it. The evidence
Speaker 4: is there, the facts are there, and then they're willing
Speaker 4: to listen to us on the other things and realize, oh,
Speaker 4: voting conservative actually is the best thing for me as
Speaker 4: a woman. And so I'm using those avenues to kind
Speaker 4: of get through to them.
Speaker 1: First. I want to play this ad from Planned Parenthood
Speaker 1: because I can't get an interview I did with an
Speaker 1: Abby Johnson, you probably know Ivy Johnson, pro life advocate.
Speaker 1: I can't get an interview with her out of my mind.
Speaker 1: I interviewed her and I asked her, why are so
Speaker 1: many women loving abortion? You know or if they've just
Speaker 1: been lied to. And she said she runs one of
Speaker 1: these pro life centers that so many women call her
Speaker 1: and they tell her they just, you know what, I
Speaker 1: don't even need to play the planned parenthood ad. She said,
Speaker 1: so many women call her and they just they want
Speaker 1: to keep their bodies good, or they want to get
Speaker 1: drunk on spring break. These horribly selfish reasons to have
Speaker 1: an abortion, not as if there's a good one. How
Speaker 1: are we supposed to penetrate self? Alex, You see what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. If there's a young woman so consumed with
Speaker 1: herself that she wants to have an abortion show she
Speaker 1: can get plastered and puta kana, how in the world
Speaker 1: am I ever supposed to read someone like that.
Speaker 4: Well, it's very difficult, but I think that the number
Speaker 4: one way to get through to them on that is
Speaker 4: you have to get them to realize that it is
Speaker 4: a human being.
Speaker 3: So if you're talking.
Speaker 4: About the life of a human being that is in jeopardy,
Speaker 4: then how does that compare to your selfish desire and
Speaker 4: want to be able to party on spring break or.
Speaker 3: Go to Italy?
Speaker 1: Those are the things that you have to explain that.
Speaker 4: So like, okay, you want to do that, but we're
Speaker 4: talking about then ending the life of another person.
Speaker 3: Then does that make that right?
Speaker 4: And once they cannot get around the fact that it
Speaker 4: is undeniably a human being, then I think you can
Speaker 4: have a conversation with them. But that's the first step.
Speaker 1: Alex. What role does the church have in what ways
Speaker 1: have they failed in this country regardless of people's beliefs.
Speaker 1: This is something I've been hot on over and over
Speaker 1: again about this mealy mouthed, pathetic church we have now
Speaker 1: in a Maya America that doesn't speak our truths at all.
Speaker 1: Every single one of these skinny Jens pastors is up there.
Speaker 1: I don't want to offend everybody and what it's done
Speaker 1: to women and the messaging in this country.
Speaker 4: Okay, So this is really near and dear to my
Speaker 4: heart because I just dropped a brand new episode of
Speaker 4: The Spillover my podcast with Pastor Costi Hin on this
Speaker 4: exact thing. So, a role of a church in the
Speaker 4: culture war is for the people that are participating in
Speaker 4: the body of their church to hate sin while the
Speaker 4: world is continually pushing the envelope on what is acceptable
Speaker 4: and then glorifying sin throughout all the different centuries. You
Speaker 4: see this circular pattern where a society will start the
Speaker 4: rejection of the role of the family, and you have
Speaker 4: women not wanting to have the biblical worldview of submitting
Speaker 4: to their husband, for example, putting career above the home.
Speaker 4: The sexual revolution rebranding casual sex is empowering people forego
Speaker 4: the natural function between man and woman with the homosexual revolution,
Speaker 4: which leads to the basement of the mind. If you
Speaker 4: read Roman's one twenty eight through thirty two, you will
Speaker 4: see this pattern over and over again. The pastor's role
Speaker 4: in the culture is to address sin in an individual level,
Speaker 4: in the corporate level aka the congregation of the church,
Speaker 4: and guiding to what God's sandars standard is, which is
Speaker 4: to live under the Bible and subject themselves to God
Speaker 4: as Lord. That will separate the church from the rest
Speaker 4: of the world in the culture and encourage them to
Speaker 4: go out and preach the truth, which is true love.
Speaker 4: So the question is, how do you know that your
Speaker 4: church is failing? How do you know whether your church
Speaker 4: is failing or winning at the culture war? What are
Speaker 4: the signs pragmatism the thought that you have to change
Speaker 4: your church to make the world accept you and bring
Speaker 4: people in. Something Pastor Costy Hin said in this episode
Speaker 4: of The Spillover, which is now viral, was that Sunday
Speaker 4: Church should be conducted as if it was a family affair,
Speaker 4: expecting guests, which means that we conduct as a family,
Speaker 4: and and we read the Bible is instructed. We worship
Speaker 4: is instructed, and we do not let the world affect
Speaker 4: how we do things. We don't worship BLM or the
Speaker 4: LGBTQ alphabet agenda. We worship the God that provided Jesus
Speaker 4: to live the perfect life since we cannot because we
Speaker 4: are sinners. Because of that God has God, the Father
Speaker 4: had his son Jesus die as a perfect sacrifice, just
Speaker 4: like the Lamban pass over, and with his blood or death,
Speaker 4: his righteousness substitutes our sin so that we are covered.
Speaker 3: By his sacrifice.
Speaker 4: And then historically proven, we know Jesus rose from the
Speaker 4: dead on the third day because he satisfied the Father's
Speaker 4: wrath to punish sin.
Speaker 1: And this is important.
Speaker 4: There is always a punishment for sin, so now for
Speaker 4: believers it has been taken care of on the cross.
Speaker 4: So Jesus is interceding on our behalf to the Father
Speaker 4: in heaven because we are still sinning Jesus advocates on
Speaker 4: our behalf to God. The Father is saying, this is
Speaker 4: my child. So our worship service should be designed to
Speaker 4: appease the world. The sermons at your church shouldn't either.
Speaker 4: They should clearly and obviously separate us from the world
Speaker 4: so that we can go into the world with the
Speaker 4: truth and share what I just shared, which is the
Speaker 4: true gospel. The goal of the church in America or
Speaker 4: anywhere isn't to utilize the means of the world to
Speaker 4: get new people in there. The goal is to present
Speaker 4: the truth to people so that they are saved. The
Speaker 4: pastor's role is to train and equip the body with
Speaker 4: biblical reasons and truth to fight the culture war out
Speaker 4: in the world with their loved ones at their workplace,
Speaker 4: participating their hobbies, at their kids' soccer games, et cetera.
Speaker 4: Those people you and I, Jesse, we preach to the
Speaker 4: lost what the gospel is, and then hopefully those people
Speaker 4: who are now saved will start attending that church, and
Speaker 4: then the cycle restarts over and over where you keep
Speaker 4: going out into the world and you share the truth.
Speaker 4: This is what the role of the church should be
Speaker 4: in the culture war, and this is what ninety five
Speaker 4: percent of American churches are not doing.
Speaker 1: Alex, go back soon.
Speaker 3: That was awesome, Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: All right, it is time to lighten the mood. Before
Speaker 1: we lighten the mood, let's talk about something something wild.
Speaker 1: I just saw some story, I think it was out
Speaker 1: of Sweden that some guy had a dog he lived
Speaker 1: to the age of thirty or thirty one. Was crazy,
Speaker 1: and I started digging into some a nerd like this,
Speaker 1: And did you know that American dogs die way sooner
Speaker 1: than dogs in European countries, many European countries and other places.
Speaker 1: Now why would that be? Are we worse here in America? No,
Speaker 1: obviously we're better. Our food, the food we give the
Speaker 1: dogs is worse. Our food is dead. You go to
Speaker 1: some European country, almost always they will feed their pets
Speaker 1: fresh food that still has nutrients in it. We give
Speaker 1: our dogs. What dog food? It's all brown? Why is
Speaker 1: it brown? Because it's dead. They killed everything in it.
Speaker 1: You give your dog. I give my dog empty calories
Speaker 1: every meal, and then they die at ten and we're despondent.
Speaker 1: Start giving your dog nutrition. Just pour rough greens on
Speaker 1: your dog's food. It's like giving them all those fresh ingredients.
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Speaker 1: back all right. It's time to lighten the mood. And
Speaker 1: I don't know about you. Very few things lighten my
Speaker 1: mood like people hurting themselves. Not too bad, right, not
Speaker 1: too bad. But for instance, if you're trying to learn
Speaker 1: how to ride had a bike, you know, a motorcycle,
Speaker 1: sometimes it doesn't go all that well, here it is.
Speaker 1: I'll see them up.
Speaker 3: H