Racism

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1:02and it snaps to your cart with a magnet. So it's in your hand before the debate starts. Stop guessing, know the number. Bushnell Golf, free shipping over $99 at BushnellGolf.com. Bushnell Golf, know the number. It is the Chessie Kelly Show, another hour of the Chessie Kelly Show. On a Wednesday, we have a more backlash trends type thing, which I'm going to describe here in a moment, courtesy of Hillary Clinton. It's something we've touched on before, but we'll talk about it. After we get to that, I try to get to a couple emails because then I have to get to a little bit of, a little bit of ugliness, a little bit more about that COVID, from that COVID hearing stuff. Senator Ron Johnson did yesterday. I just think it's really important that those voices get heard. The economy, why is it continued? Why do we keep getting good numbers? But no one can get a good job. No one's confident in it. What's happening there? We'll talk about that. All that and so much more still to come. Now speaking of trends,

2:03I mentioned the global trend, immigration, now the backlash against that and all that stuff. There's another trend inside the United States of America. And this is global somewhat too, but in the United States of America, this is happening and it cannot be stopped. And I want to stress something, what we're about to talk about because we're about to talk about the backlash from white men in our society. There is a chance without question. There is a chance and probably a decent one that this is going to manifest itself in unhealthy ways and ways that are bad for the country. Bad for you, your community, whatever it may, there's a chance that what I'm about to say it's not going to work out great. So maybe you're sitting there right now and you're going to stand up and cheer when I go into this kind of systemic racism stuff that we've seen against white men. That's fine. Stand up and cheer all you want.

3:04And maybe when I talk about the backlash, you're going to stand up and cheer. But remember, these all these racial slash religious grievance movements, oftentimes they are completely understandable, oftentimes they're necessary. They did some kind of pushback against a rampant injustice. But oftentimes they get ugly really, really ugly. Now in the United States of America, we touched on this yesterday. We touched on it many times before. We at one point in time treated black people like second-class citizens in this country. Now let's talk about racism for a moment. Obviously everyone's heard about racism. It's treated as the worst sin in the world, but whatever, you don't have to go there. But racism. But what is racism that actually matters in my mind? What is racism that actually matters? Because I'll tell you something. If I walk down the street and some black dude walks my way,

4:05and he calls me a slur, Hey cracker. Tells me he hates white people. Things I suck. Okay. It may not be pleasant. Maybe we get your heartbeat in a little bit. Hope you're going to be safe, but that's not important. It's not important. If one of my Mexican buddies tells a really, really uncouth joke about white people, really, really racist joke about white people, one that I would take offense to, which I couldn't imagine that would be because you know, I don't get offended. I don't know how he would do that, but let's say it was possible that he could do that. Is that pleasant? No, but that's not a big deal. Stop hanging out with him. The quote racism that is a really, really, really big deal is when racism gets woven into the systems of a country or of a community. When it gets woven into the institutions and those institutions begin to practice it.

5:11So for instance, was it pleasant for a black guy to get called the N word in Alabama a long time ago? No, of course it wasn't pleasant. It's not something anybody celebrates. You know what was the big deal? The fact that that guy couldn't eat in a restaurant. Same restaurant. The fact that that guy would get, you couldn't go to the same schools. The fact that that guy couldn't get hired. That becomes systemic. And now that is a really, really, really big deal. And that is the kind of thing that has to be fought against. When the United States of America, we went through that period. And after that period and in some ways as a result of that period, we have completely flipped that on its head. And now it is inarguable. There is systemic racism against white men across the board in the United States of America. Pervasive everywhere. And in case you want to deny that, let me ask you something. Have you ever heard or what? You know, I know you've heard. When's the last time you saw an institution of any kind talk about its intentions to diversify?

6:16Or bragging about its diversity? You've of course seen this a million times. This is something that's everywhere. Well, let me ask you. What's that mean? What does it mean in the United States of America every time? When a business brags about its diversity or announces its plans to diversify? Who is the one group of people? Who are not going to be beneficiaries of that? There's only one group. You're a woman. Are you going to be part of it? Black part of it. A brown really brown of any shade part of it. Gay part of it. Who's the one group that is on the outs when it comes to diversity? We're diversity. Look at our diversity. White men. That's it's an announcement every single diversity announcement. Every one you've ever heard or read about every one of them is a boast about bigotry against white men. Every single one of them every time think about this every time I just thought I think it was United Airlines.

7:23I had to fly a couple weeks ago and I'm walking down the jet way and I looked and of course there's a poster there bragging about the diversity initiatives that do in diversity initiatives. Think about this. You know what that is? That's a brag of come on down to Mel's diner. We don't serve black people here. It's no different. No different what not an ounce of difference from that. I've told you you can read it. There've been articles bragging that corporate America stopped hiring white men who stopped. Now. There's going to be a backlash. Hillary Clinton went on the news ran her stupid fat mouse said this. The idea that you could turn the clock back and try to recreate a world that never was. Dominated by you know let's say it white men of a certain persuasion certain religion a certain point of view a certain idea. No let's stop for a second.

8:24You heard what she just said and you know what she means. She tries to do the politician thing of dancing around it. White men of a certain persuasion. Hey Cory what persuasion do you think that would be. Straight. And she even mentioned religion of a certain persuasion of a certain religion. What do you think that means. Christian in the various denominations of that. This is Hillary Clinton. In one of the most powerful Democrat voices for a long time. Simply going on the news and announcing her intention to rip every institution out of the hands of straight. White men certainly if they're Christian. The idea that you could turn the clock back and try to recreate a world that never was dominated by. You know let's say it white men of a certain persuasion certain religion a certain point of view a certain ideology.

9:25It's just doing such damage to. What we should be aiming for and we were on the path toward that. I mean imperfectly lots of you know bumps along the way but I agree with you. We were on the right trajectory. What happened. What's she talking about. We were on the right trajectory. Well she's talking about the fact that the communists in the United States of America declared open warfare on white men. It is the Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful wonderful Wednesday. Remember you can email the show your love your hate your death threats all are welcome here. Jesse at Jesse Kelly show dot com. We are going to get I'm delaying it on purpose because I am a procrastinator when it comes to difficult things. I am delaying slightly our little talk we're going to have about the covid stuff because it makes me so friggin angry. And I don't want to get angry yet. I don't want to be sad about it. So that's got to wait just a few minutes.

10:25Hey chief of the savages. Remember that by the way, remember yesterday if you weren't listening. I talked about that book. The book to anthropologists goes down lives with these native peoples in the Amazon and how they just butcher everybody and basically the whole point of the conversation was that you and I we are the weird ones. Civilize people with a decent morality. We are the odd ones historically. We are blessed. I hope you realize that blessed. I hope you have thank God for that. Blessed beyond measure to live in civilization because most of the people who've walked this planet have lived like friggin barbarians complete savagery. All your sociology professors lied to you about the know how wonderful the natives were. They were animals straight up animals. I remember a read a book. Empire of the summer moon. I think it was Empire of the summer moon. It's definitely what it was. Empire of the summer moon. It's a book a lot of it's about comaches and things like that.

11:25I remember reading. They just walked in and just butchered everybody and raped everybody and then they took the newborn because it was crying and they strapped the rope to it. You know what I don't know. I'm not even going to describe it was really really bad. It was one of the worst things I've ever heard savages. Anyway, hey chief of the savages. This guy says. You were spot on about savage culture. I do missionary work and I have done two medical clinic trips on the Amazon Brazil and Peru. We floated up and down the river providing free medical care to tribes and villages in with the team of doctors and nurses. At a church in one of the villages. The missionary plate of video of a savage tribe burying a disabled child alive to purge the evil from the tribe. In a hope that gods would lift a curse. The American nurses were crying and weeping and begging the guy to stop the video because it was unbearable to watch.

12:27The dentist and his team we took with us pulled over 100 one thousand five hundred rotten teeth and five days of clinics. Doctors easily treated conditions with medicine or cleaning wounds. Things that should be basic knowledge and hygiene go untreated though. We are told our civilization is the problem when we have college educated professionals that can get on a plane that we invented and traveled a different continents to provide basic care. And we pay for all of it with the money we earn and produce. Freaking crazy says I can say his name. His name is Chris and he requested the bar missionary always gets the bar. Savages are the norm. When we when we look at when we look on and horror. I played that lady yesterday to make to help make my point on this. Well, the lady who got up and she said I did everything I could to make my son gay. And we look on and horror at these barbarians who do things like abuse their children and mutilate their children.

13:32We can think to ourselves who is this abnormal freak child sacrifices the norm throughout history. In the United States of America, we've been blessed to live in a place where that kind of thing is frowned upon. That's the norm. It's terrible, right? Hey, keeper of ninja secrets. How can I figure out if a girl I like if she's a commie or a normal human being? What do I do if she's mainly normal but believes in some commie stuff? Thank you. I love your show. Um, all right. So this is a good question because I've told you you don't have many women to choose from so many of them are communist someone and so forth. If your girl loves you, treat you right. But she has some commie tendencies. That's not the end of the world because you as a man, you are supposed to be the leader and you can lead her out of that.

14:35For a woman to have some commie tendencies, certainly when she's young, it's the most natural thing in the world because of so there are so many forces aimed at her. Her social circle and media and so there are so many forces that are aimed directly at her. I mean, she, she may even vote Republican, but then you'll talk about something like, uh, deporting foreigners and she'll say, well, I mean, if they're working, I mean, we should let them stay here. She can't help that tender heart and you don't have to change that tender heart. You just have to gently wake her up to the reality of what that means for our country, for our future, for everything else. If you have a gem who's not a full blown commie, she treats you right, you can get her out of that. What I have told you to avoid and I don't have to tell you that you're already avoiding them. All the numbers show this. What I have told you to avoid is whatever rabid commie, which you happen to run into wearing her Kamala Harris shirt.

15:43She hates you because you wear a mag a hat. Those women are beyond repair. And even if they're not beyond repair, do you really want to take on a project when you're 23 years old? You want a lifetime project of trying to wake that hag up, set her to the side. I don't care how hot she is, set her aside and go find a pleasant woman who treats you right and ask her out. It is the Jesse Kelly show on a fantastic Wednesday. If you miss any part of the show, you can download it. I heart Spotify iTunes now again, Senator Ron Johnson. I cannot give the man enough credit. He cares about this COVID stuff. He is not letting it go. I love that because it was a tremendous injustice that was done against you. I mean, he's not even letting things that I about called it a little thing. It wasn't a little thing. But remember that FDA tweet when they were all campaigning hard against Iver Mectin.

16:44We'll get to that in a moment. And I know doctor. I personally know doctors who treated COVID with Iver Mectin. In fact, I'm going to play play you audio of it. Treated it and treated it very successfully. Apparently, if you caught it early, Iver Mectin worked. Apparently, that's what they tell me. And I didn't take it. I don't know, but that's what they told me. And because they were so interested in pushing a needle into your arm. Wide spread condemnation of Iver Mectin, including from the FDA. Remember they put out that social media posts basically calling it horse pace. One of the questions we're asking. I'm trying to investigate is who inside the FDA who thought of the idea, who initiated it, who wrote and who approved the tweet of a Nobel award winning drug. That again, billions of doses was effective, but the FDA sabotaged with that you're not a horse, you're not a cow.

17:46Come on, y'all, stop it. Who inside the FDA did that? How many lives did that tweet cost? That's why I want to. How many people's lives? Did that one tweet, by the way, is the most looked at tweet that the FDA has ever published? How many people died? Because they were denied access to this safe, cheap, effective, generic drug. This is Ralph Lerigo. He's an attorney. This is during this roundtable, speaking of Iver Mectin. He's one of these attorneys who has been representing these families who have been harmed, harmed terribly. Listen to what he has to say about it. Remember, remember, it wasn't just the FDA across the board. The system told you that this thing, this Iver Mectin thing was horse pace.

18:48It was horse pace. It was horse pace. It doesn't work. It's crazy. It was horse pace. It was junk science. It was across the board. They told you that while they were telling you that, doctors across America who could get their hands on it were treating COVID patients successfully repeatedly with Iver Mectin. Listen to this. In all, I represented 212 families across 40 states. Of the 212 cases, I won 72 where Iver Mectin was actually given. I won others where they refused, but I won 72 where Iver Mectin was actually given. Only 3 people died. That is the 95.8% success rate on survival. Tragically, of the 140 cases where I couldn't get into court quick enough or I lost every single person died. To clarify what he's saying, He was having to go to court these emergency court proceedings to try to force hospitals and doctors to allow Iver Mectin to be used.

20:00When he was successful, he was successful 72 times. Only 3 of them died. The 140 where he wasn't successful. Almost everyone died or all of them died. What did he say? All of them. In all, I represented 212 families across 40 states. Of the 212 cases, I won 72 where Iver Mectin was actually given. I won others where they refused, but I won 72 where Iver Mectin was actually given. Only 3 people died. That is the 95.8% success rate on survival. Tragically, of the 140 cases where I couldn't get into court quick enough or I lost every single person died. They didn't want to give you Iver Mectin. They wanted to give you Remdesivir.

21:04This is a trauma surgeon from this little round table. James P. Miller, listen to this. After our hospital was given Remdesivir by federal authorities, we were provided misleading and inaccurate information about the drug by medical leadership. Any physician honestly reviewing the real world data at that time could have recognized early that Remdesivir caused more harm than good. I observed messaging by the hospital to falsely inflate COVID infections and deaths contributing to public fear and generating misleading headlines. In my experience, we never faced shortages of equipment or staff. I witnessed nurses being sent home because there were not enough patients while headlines about our hospital were simultaneously running, stating that we were overwhelmed by COVID patients. Remember the videos of bodies being thrown into holes. Remember all the headlines. Hey, you got to close your business. Close your schools. Hospitals are overwhelmed. But they weren't.

22:05I further observed mask and PPE protocols initiated during COVID lack scientific basis and did not medically work. But the mask and PPE protocols did dehumanize patients and staff. I witnessed patients who died from trauma and other causes were reported as COVID-19 deaths on their death certificates. The head of infectious disease medicine at my hospital privately told me that he was working with the state government to restrict the civil rights of unvaccinated people. Including their ability to drive and therefore work by making their driver's license renewal contingent on their COVID vaccine status. Oh, that I'm finishing the second. I just want you to marinate on what he just said there. Now, this is one doctor one story. How widespread was this across the United States of America? Let me see if I rewind it to the right place here. 19 deaths on their death certificates. The head of infectious disease medicine at my hospital privately told me that he was working with the state government to restrict the civil rights of unvaccinated people.

23:13Including their ability to drive and therefore work by making their driver's license renewal contingent on their COVID vaccine status. The doctor working hand in hand with the government to take away your driver's license if you don't take an experimental shot. All while telling you a proven treatment for for COVID-19 was horse-paced. I know it's old news to many people. Maybe it's old news to you. I'm never ever going to let this go. This is a gross injustice. And once again, credit to Ron Johnson for not letting go of the sky finish. Hospital leadership, including the chief medical officer of our medical group, endorsed the local medical establishment refusal to provide health care to unvaccinated patients. Primary care and urgent care physicians refused to see unvaccinated patients with the chief medical officer's knowledge and approval through policy.

24:23We found out something during COVID that I wish I I'm glad I know. But man, it's it's a scary thing. And I did not know before COVID. I had no idea before COVID how many people in the medical industry in this country are freaking sick. Deeply, deeply evil people people so convinced of something that they will do the most sick and evil things in the world. And urgent care doctor, no, I don't want to treat that gunshot wound. He hasn't been vaccinated. Evil one more word on this one more bit of audio than we'll move on before I freak out. Hang on. It is the Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful wonderful Wednesday. Remember you can email the show. You're love your hate your death threats. Jesse at Jesse Kelly show.com one more bit of audio. Then I'll read something that's heartbreaking. And then we're going to move on.

25:24And these stories deserve to be told your stories deserve to be told. If you have a story, remember you're welcome to email it in. I'm not telling you I'm for sure going to read it on the air. I may not. But if you have a story, you're welcome. Welcome to send it in Jesse at Jesse Kelly show.com. So this was part of the round table because of the push to vaccinate pregnant women because they were suffering so severely. How many of you saw droves of pregnant women in the ICU on ventilators? We've documented we've documented many cases. And many of these people are here where the mothers were forced to let the babies were forced delivered so that they could get room and does severe even these babies were like the youngest recipients of room does severe and it was to scare the mothers into getting the shots because they were unvaccinated. You've got a lot of grandmas out here who has experienced it.

26:24This is from a Julie Schlipp. My daughter Jessica was only 39 years old and pregnant with her seventh child. Knowing that they were killing people in the hospital, she was fearful of going into the hospital. She got to emergency and there no one could see her. Three days later, after four doses of Remdesivir, they forced venitor. She fought for her life. They proceeded to grab her wrists and ankles and strapped her down to the bed. They took her baby by forced C-section. Six days later, my beautiful daughter was dead. I'm not going to let it go. What happened in this country was sick and wrong. It was evil. I'm not confident. We'll have justice in this life. But I promise you there will be some in the next.

27:28Dear leather neck of the airwaves, I was pleased to see the Israeli nationals were able to abort the attempted jihadist terror takeover of the plane from Dubai by storming the cockpit and pulling the Omani attacker out of the cockpit. I've always wondered if conscripted military service wouldn't be great for America. It instills patriotism, discipline, fitness, give citizens military skills for terror attacks, school attacks, and so forth. What do you think about two years of service for kids out of high school? I don't have a bunch of stuff like this, but I do have some things where I can't decide. Here's why I can't decide. As far as speaking out against this force military service, every kid who graduates high school has to go do two years and something. Go do something for two years. I don't care. Even if it's the Air Force, just go do two years and something. And here's the argument against it. And this is a good argument against it.

28:32I want people in the military who want to be in the military or even in some cases need to be in the military. Maybe you're coming from a rough neighborhood or something like that and that's your way out. So you got to survive and you got to thrive and so you're uniquely motivated to be there. I want people in who want to be in and if you have to go to combat, I want people who have volunteered for it, dying in it. You know, drafts, which I know we've had in this country, they're ugly things, but go talk to a Vietnam veteran, go read Vietnam stories. The drafted guys were a nightmare. Not all of them, of course, many served honorably, but when they started pumping the troops in Vietnam full of these drafts, they had all kinds of problems that came with it because you were sending a bunch of guys over there who didn't volunteer. They wouldn't be there.

29:32They were carrying problems on base. All kinds of horrible stuff they went through and that stuff was not happening at a grand scale until the guys who didn't volunteer showed up. Another part, another argument against it is we are a free country and I like that we are a free country. I like that nobody forces you to decide where you're going to work or move or anything like that. That is underrated. There are other parts of the world and have always been other parts of the world where so much of your life is simply laid out for you. I'm sorry, this is futile society. Your dad's a blacksmith. I don't want to hear about your dreams of going to become a painter, pick up a hammer and go learn the trade because you're the next blacksmith. Period, end of story and you'll never leave this town. I don't like that. But there's that stuff I just talked about and then there's the reality of it and the reality of it is military service does grow you up.

30:37It teaches you valuable lessons. Physically it makes you stronger. Maturity to some degree obviously I didn't get much of it maturity is forced upon you. It is self-defense stuff. It is extremely extremely healthy and you mentioned the Israelis because they're one of those countries that does that. You know, Israel is a small country. It's eight million people. You really don't have a choice. You got to go get in. You got to go do it a little while over there. And look, Israel is far from perfect. They have a leftist over there and all kinds of they go through all kinds of same crap we do. So I'm not going to act like they have some there's some shining example that we should emulate. But I will tell you this. I've only been once for that Holy Land tour. I'll tell you this. Their young people are noticeably mature. It was noticeable and I talked to people who've gone over many times on mission trips and things like that. They talk about it. You talk to a 20 year old there. It's not that we don't have mature 20 year olds here.

31:41But it's like all of them. They seem like they got some life under them. They seem like they have an elevated level of maturity. And I'm sure some of that is cultural as well. But a lot of that comes back to hey served in the military. I've had to go do it. I don't have a thought on it. One of my boys is considering it. Now I'm worried it's going to be too tall and it won't be an option for him. One of my boys is considering it. My sons don't have a big interest in college. As you well know, it's me. I'm not pushing him that way. One of my boys is considering it. And obviously you always run the risk of a Democrat becoming president and then that's going to go bad. But I look at him and I think it can only help. It can only help. Relief factor can only help. If you are in pain, whatever that kind of pain is, remember it maybe you have a sharp stabbing pain in your ankle or your neck or your back.

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